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Mark Hammond wrote:
> Stephen Warren wrote:
>> Also, my eventual desire is to submit a patch to implement hard-link
>> functionality for Win32 via CreateHardLink.
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> win32file already exposes this function.
So it does; I'd forgotten about the pywin
I have been a little remiss in reporting bugs but I DID have to
modify 12 or 13 files to in order to build pywin32 using VS2005
(along with a change to the distutils msvccompiler.py module).
I built from a 210 base but I suppose I really ought to make
sure the changes make it into the next "sta
> Tim Roberts wrote:
> > Stephen Warren wrote:
> >> Ah, so just so I understand - the full version of VC packages the
> >> platform SDK into the install so that it's automatically available
> >> without user action?
> >
> > Yes, a Platform SDK is installed with the package. It's an older one
> > (
Stephen Warren wrote:
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> OK. So, for the official Python builds, which platform SDK is used? When
> I edit the docs to note that it's required, I guess I should specify
> which one to use!
Well, I'm just being particularly catty. I doubt that Python is using
anything Vista-only, so the one inc
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Tim Roberts wrote:
> Stephen Warren wrote:
>> Ah, so just so I understand - the full version of VC packages the
>> platform SDK into the install so that it's automatically available
>> without user action?
>
> Yes, a Platform SDK is installed with the
Stephen Warren wrote:
>
> Ah, so just so I understand - the full version of VC packages the
> platform SDK into the install so that it's automatically available
> without user action?
Yes, a Platform SDK is installed with the package. It's an older one
(April 2005), so it's not entirely clear tha
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Mark Hammond wrote:
> Stephen Warren wrote:
>> First off, the Python code appears to rely on the MS Platform SDK,
>> although the documents don't seem to mention this. I guess it's just
>> assumed this is available?
>
> Yep - and with the express edit
> I just grabbed the latest SVN head (trunk) of Python and attempted to
> build using VS .NET 2005 Express, and the sln/vcproj files in the
> PCbuild8 directory.
>
> I had a few problems building even the pythoncore and python targets.
>
> First off, the Python code appears to rely on the MS Plat
On 25/09/2007, Stephen Warren <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> I just grabbed the latest SVN head (trunk) of Python and attempted to
> build using VS .NET 2005 Express, and the sln/vcproj files in the
> PCbuild8 directory.
>
> I had a few problems bui
