Hi Martin How does one go about distributing an architecture dependent plugin? I am expecting to be developing mine for the windows 64-bit environment. I wont have the facilities to prepare packages for other environments, but of course others can take the source code and do what they want.
Can I set up a package that windows 64 users can download and click to install? Will I need to set up my own repository for this purpose? Thx, Tom On Fri, Nov 22, 2013 at 2:33 AM, Martin Dobias <[email protected]> wrote: > On Thu, Nov 21, 2013 at 6:00 AM, Tom Moore <[email protected]> wrote: > > > > As you can imagine from my newbie questions I'm not a python guy. While > I > > really like a lot of the modern mechanisms in python I have never been > able > > to look at a python script without being puzzled by the retro/hipster > nature > > of using whitespace as syntax. As someone who once lined up fortran > > statements on punch cards you will have to pry whitespace indifferent > > languages from my cold hunt-n-peck fingers. Anyway, I'm expecting to use > > python for the ui and glue code, and do all of the number crunching in a > C > > module. Horses for courses eh? > > Let me note one more thing here: if you think of writing number > crunching in C, things will get more complicated: you will need to > compile and ship the binaries somehow - the plugin repository does not > accept plugins with architecture dependent binaries. Maybe try to have > a look at numpy module, it's fairly common for fast array/matrix > operations in python. > > Martin >
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