Python can be embedded inside the application itself. I'm not looking to extend python with modules available to other scripts other than the scripts loaded by my program. The device uses the ARM compiler (no dynamic linking support, is planned to be added, but not before my product will be released).
I've managed to get it compiling for Win32 without requiring DLL's using the steps in this article ( http://goo.gl/iQ7ZY ). I will document my steps in another blog post within the week. What I'm trying to figure out now are fixing the errors explained on my blog entry ( http://goo.gl/K9G36 ). Cheers, JSPerf Unkn0wn On Thu, Apr 19, 2012 at 1:48 PM, Niall Douglas <s_sourcefo...@nedprod.com>wrote: > Surely Python absolutely requires DLL support for its extension > support? > > Anything targeted at the Windows API will assume DLL support. You > might fare better using a GCC ecosystem. Your proprietary device, I > would assume, will use a GCC ecosystem anyway. > > Niall > >
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