Hi everyone,
I am trying to port a native python script into an IronPython project. The
script gathers data from a list of IPs with telnet. The native version
works perfectly fine however the IronPython version keeps giving me an
exception saying "getaddrinfo returns an empty list".
I am almost s
Thanks for your help anyway. Saves me time trying to manually compile
.pyc files when they aren't available :(
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Oh, looking at the source, it's a debug option only, not for production
use.
On Mon, Jul 21, 2014 at 5:51 AM, John Trinder
wrote:
> Nope - nothing under -X remotely like it! In fact I can't see any options
> for saving anything.
>
> [Re] Should be an option -X:SaveAssemblies or something like t
Nope - nothing under -X remotely like it! In fact I can't see any
options for saving anything.
[Re] Should be an option -X:SaveAssemblies or something like that.
IronPython doesn't support pyo files either. Both pyc and pyo files
require support for Python bytecode, which IronPython does not h
What do you mean 'save off assemblies'? I looked at 'ipy -h' as you
suggested but couldn't find anything of ehlp. I tried 'ipy -O file.py'
but no optimised file (file.pyo) was generated.
Thanks for the response btw.
[Re] IronPython doesn't support pyc files. There is a way to save off
assembli
If I try to compile a .pyc file doing the following, I get:
>>> import py_compile as p
>>> p.compile('dummy.py')
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "", line 1, in
File "D:\Programming\IronPython 2.7\Lib\py_compile.py", line 126, in
compile
marshal.dump(codeobject, fc)
ValueError: