Hi,
I work on projects developed in Python 2.3 on Solaris. The customer asks us
to pass on LINUX in a recent version of Python.
Is it someone has already realized this modification? What are the traps to
be avoided?
Is it a long and difficult phase?
What is the most recent version on LINUX?
What are the traps to be avoided?
Assuming you're not using any OS features (scan the code for /dev and
/proc), the transition from Solaris to Linux will be seamless.
Your main problem will be the transition from the archaic Python 2.3 to
a modern one. Luckily, all 2.x Pythons should be
I think that was more of a version question the Kernel questin
1) you can install any and all versions python on a linux computer.
You just need you app to select the correct path, correct python
interpret. Likely there many be some some drivers in /dev that are
not the same as in Solaris. But
On 15Sep2011 17:30, Genevi�ve Diagorn genevieve.diag...@open-groupe.com wrote:
| I work on projects developed in Python 2.3 on Solaris. The customer asks us
| to pass on LINUX in a recent version of Python.
|
| Is it someone has already realized this modification? What are the traps to
| be
