John Burnett wrote:
> I've made a few changes necessary to make python.net 64-bit compatible. I
> can check in the changes on Monday (unless I need an account set up first?)
> I also fixed a broken test case wrt. exceptions.
Neither Brian nor me have a 64bit CPU. Although the code tries to be
(re-posting to break it out of the Ubuntu thread... my bad, sorry)
I've made a few changes necessary to make python.net 64-bit compatible. I can
check in the changes on Monday (unless I need an account set up first?) I also
fixed a broken test case wrt. exceptions.
That said, I'm getting unre
I've made a few changes necessary to make python.net 64-bit compatible. I can
check in the changes on Monday (unless I need an account set up first?) I also
fixed a broken test case wrt. exceptions.
That said, I'm getting unrelated hard crashes when running the test cases for
either events or
I set MONO_PATH
export MONO_PATH=/usr/lib/mono/python2.4
I place Python.Runtime.dll in the dir above.
import clr says the assembles still can't be found.
J
Christian Heimes wrote:
> Sanghyeon Seo wrote:
> > You should install it to the Global Assembly Cache(GAC).
>> $ gacutil -i Python.Runti
Sanghyeon Seo wrote:
> You should install it to the Global Assembly Cache(GAC).
>
> $ gacutil -i Python.Runtime.dll
In order to install an assembly in the GAC it must have a strong name.
I've signed the assemblies in the preview zip. As far as I remember they
can be installed to the GAC, too.
H
