Hello,
Michael Schneider wrote:
> Amaury
>
>
> I think the python version of libffi is a good starting point for windows.
> It seems to be one of the few versions with windows support.
>
> When you are successful, let me know, and I can copy .lib .dll and headers
> up to the windows build slave.
Amaury
I think the python version of libffi is a good starting point for windows. It
seems to be one of the few versions with windows support.
When you are successful, let me know, and I can copy .lib .dll and headers up
to the windows build slave.
Good luck, and keep us posted,
Thanks aga
Hi Amaury,
Amaury Forgeot d'Arc wrote:
> What shall I do with these external files? Copy them into a
> subdirectory of translator/c/src?
You can use SVN externals to refer to the CPython repository. Not sure
whether c/src is the right location because they are not backend specific.
Maybe somewhe
Maciej Fijalkowski wrote:
>> > Hi Amaury!
>> >
>> > Thanks for doing good job bringing more support for pypy on windows. I
>> > think next direction would be to bring more modules to windows, from
>> > which I guess _rawffi is the most important (this will bring ctypes to
>> > windows platfor
On Wed, May 14, 2008 at 3:44 PM, Amaury Forgeot d'Arc
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hello,
>
>
>
> Maciej Fijalkowski wrote:
> > Hi Amaury!
> >
> > Thanks for doing good job bringing more support for pypy on windows. I
> > think next direction would be to bring more modules to windows, from
>
Hello,
Maciej Fijalkowski wrote:
> Hi Amaury!
>
> Thanks for doing good job bringing more support for pypy on windows. I
> think next direction would be to bring more modules to windows, from
> which I guess _rawffi is the most important (this will bring ctypes to
> windows platform). I can help y
Hi Amaury!
Thanks for doing good job bringing more support for pypy on windows. I
think next direction would be to bring more modules to windows, from
which I guess _rawffi is the most important (this will bring ctypes to
windows platform). I can help you bits with that if you would like to
go in
Hello,
Michael Schneider wrote:
> A good project would be to finish some of the modules on this list.
Many months ago, I did some changes in my workspace to address windows support.
Since there seems to be an new interest for pypy-on-win32, I tried to
revive them.
For example, all tests pass in t
Scott,
I am replying to your email with good news. Over the last couple of
days, the pypy devs have worked
to address the build issues that was triggering failures that occurred
during the --allworkingmdoules windows translation.
If you perform an update from svn, and follow the instructions
Scott Dial wrote:
> Greetings Everyone,
>
> I was indulging in a bit of googling of my name and ran across this blog
> post from months back:
>
> http://morepypy.blogspot.com/2007/11/sprint-discussions-releases-testing.html
>
> """
> As you can see, we are lacking in the Windows testing area, w
Greetings Everyone,
I was indulging in a bit of googling of my name and ran across this blog
post from months back:
http://morepypy.blogspot.com/2007/11/sprint-discussions-releases-testing.html
"""
As you can see, we are lacking in the Windows testing area, which is an
even worse problem becau
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