Tuvi, Selim wrote:
> Hi, we have a number of extension modules which are written in C and compiled
> against Microsoft Visual Studio .NET 2002. Looks like your Win32 build of
> ActivePython is with MSVC++ 6.0. Wouldn't that create a conflict with our extension
> modules? I am specifically refe
Hi, we have a number of extension modules which are written in C and compiled
against Microsoft Visual Studio .NET 2002. Looks like your Win32 build of ActivePython
is with MSVC++ 6.0. Wouldn't that create a conflict with our extension modules? I am
specifically referring to the following piec
As you noticed, PyPPM is no longer part of ActivePython 2.3.x. The
fundamental reason for that change is that the old PyPPM infrastructure
was not maintainable or scalable (keeping modules up to date was very
painful and adding new modules even more so).
Rather than keep patching a system which
[Brian Odlum wrote]
> Hi. I'm trying to get a Pythonwin program which worked fine under
> Windows 98SE to work under Windows XP Pro.
>
> The program attempts to read from and write to the registry file. The
> read work fine, but the write raise an exception of "access denied".
> Clearly, the probl
