The reason why is because, as far as I know, nobody
has actually done the work to port win32com to WinCE and provide a makefile. If
comtypes can do what you want then I would recommend trying that instead
because, being written in Python, it is more portable and easier to modify and
test.
Alright, I managed to get the ctypes module installed on the winCE device,
but I can't find the source or a WinCE build for the comtypes. I tried to
use the same win32 package on Sourceforge but that was just a pain and led
to no where.
Thanks
Aladin
>The reason why is because, as far as I know,
Hi,
Has anyone managed to succesfully run Python CE on Windows Mobile 5? I
checked in the archives but couldn't find any references to WM5. If a
WM5-compatible build doesn't exist, how could I go about creating one
myself?
thanks,
--Alan
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