Re: [python-win32] Building win32 extensions to Python (OT)

Hi Bill > 1). The resulting exe did not run properly or > 2). You didn't know that py2exe can create single file executables? > Unfortunately it's #1. I get a crash with the single file bundled with no zipfile... My post on the py2exe mailing list didn't get any replies: http://article.gmane.

Re: [python-win32] Building win32 extensions to Python - crash

On 6/16/06, James Carroll <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: But you aren't using swig (yet) so this is only relevent as far asshowing the one thing you have to be aware of.  Without swig, it'sjust being concious of when to Refrence and Unref() certain variables. -JimIt looks like I should be looking at sw

Re: [python-win32] Building win32 extensions to Python (OT)

Jim wrote: > My only hurdle is py2exe can't make a single executable > out of it... Py2exe can create a package with a dozen files, but I was > hoping for a nice tiny bundle. > Hi Jim, Have you tried bundling an app with py2exe and... 1). The resulting exe did not run properly or 2). You did

Re: [python-win32] Building win32 extensions to Python - crash

On 17/06/2006 3:49 AM, Chris Botos wrote: > James Carroll wrote: >>> Thanks for your responses. I went ahead and tried MinGW. I was able to >>> build and use screengrabber and other examples. I also used it as an >>> example and created successfully a very simple "hello python" extension. >> Fan

Re: [python-win32] Building win32 extensions to Python - crash

James Carroll wrote: >> Thanks for your responses. I went ahead and tried MinGW. I was able to >> build and use screengrabber and other examples. I also used it as an >> example and created successfully a very simple "hello python" extension. > > Fantastic! they must be more (binary) compatable

Re: [python-win32] Building win32 extensions to Python

> Thanks for your responses. I went ahead and tried MinGW. I was able to > build and use screengrabber and other examples. I also used it as an > example and created successfully a very simple "hello python" extension. Fantastic! they must be more (binary) compatable than I thought. > What am

Re: [python-win32] Building win32 extensions to Python

James Carroll wrote: > Hi Chris, > > I would recommend buying Visual Studio. It's what python 2.4 is built > with, and it makes compiling extensions nice and easy. > > My favorite examples of extending python include: > > - screengrabber extension for the python imaging library > http://effbot.or

Re: [python-win32] Building win32 extensions to Python

Hi Chris, I would recommend buying Visual Studio. It's what python 2.4 is built with, and it makes compiling extensions nice and easy. My favorite examples of extending python include: - screengrabber extension for the python imaging library http://effbot.org/downloads/ 1) download and inst

Re: [python-win32] Building win32 extensions to Python

This sounds like a plan.  I'll give it a try.  Thanks, Paul. Chris   On 6/15/06, Paul Moore <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: On 6/15/06, Chris Botos <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > 3)  I downloaded and installed:> .NET Framework SDK Version 1.1> Visual C++ 2005 Express Edition, that first installs .NET Fram

Re: [python-win32] Building win32 extensions to Python

On 6/15/06, Chris Botos <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > 3) I downloaded and installed: > .NET Framework SDK Version 1.1 > Visual C++ 2005 Express Edition, that first installs .NET Framework 2.0 > (note that I could not get to a download for the 2003 version on > Microsoft's site and the only other

[python-win32] Building win32 extensions to Python

Hello List, I've been using Python for a couple of months, primarily through wxPython, so I'm relatively new at the game, and to this list. I have a need to interface a wxPython application to some C (and perhaps C++), functions (and classes) that return the results of various computations.