Hello colleagues,
After some hassle I was able to install the available PythonCE
version on the XScale device.
However it seems, that the current PythonCE version (December 19,
2006) is quite old.
I am wondering whether PythonCE has some migration procedures, or
does it need a full rebuild?
2008/8/5, Alexandre Delattre <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> > Now... Do I need the Tkinter pack to use ppygui? I did not find any
> > reference to that, and I am eager to trim down the Python
> > distribution.
>
> No, ppygui has no external dependence besides PythonCE and the system dlls
> that comes out
2008/8/4, Alexandre Delattre
> > Any pointers on the ppygui installation issue?
> The traceback points to the Html control module, which is not the most
> essential, however, as the installer relies on this control you'll have to
> proceed to manual installation, i.e. copy ppygui package from the
I understand what you mean, but I am more worried about the subtle
differences in processors (like the MMX vs SSE in X86). These
differences do not surface early, but when requested.
I still remember 'those times' where a program would run correctly
for some time, until one tries floating point
e wiki.
>
> For ppygui I'll be very glad if you use my toolkit, and if you send me your
> traceback I'll make my possible to make it work for you.
> I think the issue you described comes from that ppygui was designed for
> PocketPC 2003 and Windows Mobile, while it seems fr
Update follows...
People on this list were quite helpful in referencing a couple of
tools for Pocket PC CAB file mangling.
1. I was able to extract the Python CE CAB file an uploaded the
extracted files to my device. The python executable had an icon, and I
was able to run it. It seemed to w
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> Lachezar Dobrev schrieb:
>
> > 2008/7/30 Thomas Heller <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> >> ...
> >> BTW: How do you install a cab on a CE device?
> > 1. Download CAB using WLAN, WWAN, Bluetooth FTP, Bluetooth PAN, etc.
> > from the Web-Site,
2008/7/30 Thomas Heller <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> ...
> BTW: How do you install a cab on a CE device?
1. Download CAB using WLAN, WWAN, Bluetooth FTP, Bluetooth PAN, etc.
from the Web-Site, or a network share.
2. Double-tap the cab file :)
Works with Windows CE 4, Windows CE 5, Windows CE Embe
I believe you are facing similar problems to my own. I have an
industrial device, with Intel XScale PXA27x, which seems to be just a
bit newer than the PXA255 (two years).
My device's System page claims the processor to be: 'Inter
ARM920T-PXA27x', which however seems to mean: 'ARM series', not
Well...
First thanks for the Active Sync explanation. Reading the mailing
list archives I was left with the impression, that Active Sync was
actually translating the application for the architecture of the
connected device.
So I found a friend, tricked him into installing Active Sync, and
tr
* Apologies for the resending, the first message did not go through. *
Hello list members.
Recently our project (Java based) grew into the mobile devices range.
However the devices had a serious flaw (for us): the Windows CE
operating system.
For some time we were able to develop based i
Hello list members.
Recently our project (Java based) grew into the mobile devices range.
However the devices had a serious flaw (for us): the Windows CE
operating system.
For some time we were able to develop based in the Pocket IE
available on the device and use an AJAX+Server-Side approa
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