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Hi Keith, I think that we overstated the
announcement of static compilation a little bit. There is a new class that
does support some static compilation, but it’s far from complete. We
only expose the class and no msbuild or command-line way of invoking the
compiler so you’ll need to write a Python (or C# or VB or …) script
to drive a build. It will build a collection of Python modules into a single
executable. These executables need access to IronPython.dll and IronMath.dll
either in the path, a config file or the GAC. The collections of modules can
also be loaded with sys.LoadAssembly* functions and then their Python modules
can be imported and used in IronPython. There is no support yet for building a
library that is easily usable from other CLS languages (like C# and VB). This
will be coming at some currently unspecified time in the future. Thanks - Jim From: Keith J. Farmer
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of Keith J. Farmer Does the static compilation include
support for producing .NET libraries (as opposed to a sequence of snippets), or
is that still being worked on? From:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] on behalf of Martin Maly Hello IronPython
community, we have just released
IronPython 0.9.4. The biggest change is implementation of static compilation
(IronPython.Hosting.Compiler), a component that compiles multiple sources
into the single executable. |
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