to get it there because I'd like both python on ce and
wxpython to be supported by these projects formally. Let me know if
there is interest and I'll get the files out there.
Brian Retford
Senior Developer
www.cococorp.com
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2004 11:55:42 -0800, Brian Retford <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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I nearly killed myself doing so, but I have a largely functional port
of wxPython to CE.
Wow... nice. I didn't think it would happen that quickly.
What kind of memory and storage footprint are you seeing for wxPython?
stribution, and I'm not
100% certain this version does. I'm out of the office for the holidays
and I can't verify it.
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here's interest I'll
gladly put it up somewhere. It's similar to what I released many months
ago, but much reduced in footprint.
Brian Retford
Chief Architect
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paramiko + pyCrypto == ssh server on wince (first that I'm aware of...)
I had to comment out pyCrypto's windows specific random number
generation, it's slow as piss, but it works, pretty much out of the
box. I'm going to write a small sftp server for it. It still doesn't
get you a proper shell,
Here is a cemodule.c that has been patched to support system() if
anybody wants to integrate it.
brian retford
/*
* "ce" Python module (imported by os.py)
*
* O/S-dependent functions for Windows/CE
*
* David Kashtan, Validus Medical Systems
*/
#include
CE's memory model is a pile basically. All dll's are loaded into each
process's 32mb virtual address space which reduces the amount of memory
available for program use and for other DLL loading. It doesn't matter
if your pda has 512mb of ram (none of them do, but just as an example),
each p
Sgmlop is fairly easy to get working on wince (one c file, one py file).
It looks like Elementtree supports using sgmlop as well. Sgmlop is very
fast but necessarily the most correct xml parser out there. Expat is
also relatively easy to compile for WinCE.
Brian Retford
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