Hi! Chris
Thanks a lot for your email. It is exactly what I would like to have.
I use MacPython 2.3. But unfortunately, on my Mac 10.4 Tiger, they erased all *.py file and leave all *.pyc or *.pyd file. I even can not find include directory or headers directory on this new Mac. If MacPython is just same or similar to UNIX/LINUX python2.3, I should be confident on working on Mac. Maybe I need to download MacPython again and install them on the new Mac so that I could have all *.py file and head files. Actually all I need is "Python.h" file and python23.lib or python23.dylib currently.
On *nix system, it normally is with C compiler such as gcc cc or workshop. What is the most often used c compiler on Mac ?
Thanks
Zhi
Chris Barker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Zhi Peng wrote:
> I has some small program in C which is compiled as .so library in
> Linux and I can directly import name_of_lib.so as a module from
> python when I run it on Linux. It looks same if I just see them from
> Terminal window on Mac. Did anyone compile any C code as library
> called by MacPython
Yes. If you use distutils to built it, it should "just work", at least
on OS-X. What problems are you having?
> or from C code calling MacPython using
> Py_RunSimpleString or similar commands? Thanks
I haven't done this, but I'm sure others have.
What version of "MacPython" are you using?
By the way, for the most part, Python is just Python on OS-X, it's
hardly any different than Python on other *nix platforms, except it's
packaged up in a Framework.
-Chris
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