Hi, I don't know if you'll find this useful, but you might want to check this :http://kalogirou.net/2011/03/31/something-moving-in-the-shadows/ The Sylphis game engine (which I have never used) is based on stackless and seems to have been ported to iOS, according that article. Regards, Denis > Date: Wed, 18 Mar 2015 19:48:55 -0700 > From: bent...@crenelle.com > To: stackless@stackless.com > Subject: [Stackless] investigating stackless frameworks for iOS and OSX > > Hiya, > > I have written some python code here and there, and have been interested > in working with Stackless for a while. At the beginning of this week, I > have been spending some non-prime-time hours to put together a project. > > I'm an iOS developer these days, tho I know my way around OS X. I have > been setting up an Xcode 6.2 project, and after quite a bit of surfing > github, stackoverflow, apple, and so on during the last couple of days, > I have some idea what I want to do. > > It looks like to facilitate what I had in mind, Apple provides Xcode as > a development IDE to build standalone apps for OS X and iOS, embedding > python in a framework along with pyobjc. > > I can create a stackless framework using the brew formula that's over at > GitHub Alzakath-homebrew-stackless. (written by Hervé Coatanhay?) That > framework doesn't appear to include the pyobjc modules that Apple > includes in Python.framework. The brew formula also seems to support > 2.7, but not 3.4. > > It also looks like, from comments on the pyobjc mailing list, that > pyobjc does not currently work well with stackless python. > > My short term goal is to build some frameworks and then write some test > code in swift and/or objc to see if I can get anything to work. > > I might be able to add stuff to Alzakath-homebrew-stackless to get the > functional equivalent of Apple's python.framework. Meanwhile, I'd be > writing some code against the existing python.framework. > > My goal is to have an app written with a bunch of embedded stackless > code running reasonably quickly. I should wind up with some nice results > sooner or later. I hope to eventually produce some fast-running embedded > stackless code in relatively well self-contained apps. Porting the > results to other platforms is not high on the list. > > Ok? Absurd? > > -Mike > > > > > > _______________________________________________ > Stackless mailing list > Stackless@stackless.com > http://www.stackless.com/mailman/listinfo/stackless
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