Hi all
I have a C source code, i want to build it using Visual Studio without using
its IDE. Actually i want to know that how do i write code/script in python
so that it builds my "source.c" file and provides me "source.obj" and
"source.exe" files.
Thanx in advance.
thnx & regds
ah
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Hi all
I have a C source code, i want to build it using Visual Studio without using
its IDE. Actually i want to know that how do i write code/script in python
so that it builds my "source.c" file and provides me "source.obj" and
"source.exe" files.
Thanx in advance.
thnx & regds
ah
__
Hello everyone,
I've been able to successfully build a MSI of pywin32 under Python
2.6.2. But, when trying to use python, e.g. "import win32api", after
installing the MSI I get:
ImportError: DLL load failed: The specified module could not be found.
With the help of a colleague, I discover
I'm new to pywin32 development, but wanted to toy with creating
symlinks (and related new things) with a similar API to the current os
module. The documentation in pywin32 states that the only flag is
"SYMLINK_FLAG_DIRECTORY" (MSDN docs state that in the C++ API, the
only flag is "SYMBOLIC_LINK_FLA
hi, well i got this exception when i run my .exe
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "new.py", line 2, in (module)
File "zipextimporter.pyc", line 98, in load_module
ImportError: MemoryLoadLibrary failed loading win32ui.pydthis is my script to
make .py to .exe:
from distutils.core import
Hi Tony,
> I was trying to see if I could speed up processing huge files (in the 10's of
> Gigabytes) by passing various values to the readline() method of the file
> object.
We also work with large sized text files (we use Python for ETL jobs in
the 100-200 Gb range) and have noticed similar b
Tony Cappellini wrote:
I was trying to see if I could speed up processing huge files (in the
10's of Gigabytes)
by passing various values to the readline() method of the file object.
No matter what I passed to readline() each call was slower and slower
than passing no argument at all.
I've use
