Hi,
I work on a project that still supports 2.5.1 for now (we plan to
upgrade to 2.6 in the near future). In the meantime, we are moving
to MSVC++ 2008 from MSVC++ 2003. Up to now, we have been using the
binary distribution of python, but I believe to support MSVC++ 2008,
we now must build python 2.5.1 ourselves. Actually, I've already
built python itself, but I have run into trouble trying to build
tcl/tk 8.4, which comes with support for MSVC++ 6.
now for my questions.. am I wrong that I need to rebuilt python
2.5.1 to fully support our MSVC++ users who only have MSVC++ 2008 on
their systems? Could I just provide them a couple specific MSVC++
2003 libraries and they'll be fine?
Has anyone else managed to build the tcl/tk with MSVC++ 2008?
Would these troubles disappear if we just upgrade to python 2.6 now?
Are there any web pages out there that discuss building python and
its associated components from scratch?
Thanks,
Heather
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