oh it's using setup.py of course. and it's easy for me to have the automated build use whatever prebuilts you've got, and I don't have an opinion on any one being better than another really. The best thing for me would be for there to be a published and maintained win32 prebuilts zip so I can just toss it in the right folder if you change anything (like sdl version rev for instance)
but actually building dependencies myself would be annoying and time consuming - although I'm sure your script makes it a lot easier, I'm just not configured for mingw building On Feb 16, 2008 9:57 PM, Lenard Lindstrom <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > There is probably no reason to go with the newer dependencies. But it is > likely best to stick with only one version in official releases. If > there was some subtle bug in the build it has a better chance of > showing up. And it could be that VC programs perform better. But > building the dependencies with VC may be as big an undertaking as > building them with MinGW. As for the automatic build, it is not using > the setup.py script? >
