Paul Boddie schrieb:
On 15 Jul, 23:00, Hartmut Goebel [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I started working on cross-pyinstall today.
Let us know how you get on! In theory, one should be able to build
Python (and derived works) using the mingw32 libraries and a suitable
cross-compiler on platforms other
Hi Hartmut,
I can sympathise with you on this one...
There are a few options...
there is a python based bake make like program... that is useful...
http://projects.bertram-scharpf.de/bake/bake1.html
then there is Wine... that is a windows emulator under linux... that
might be pretty
David Lyon schrieb:
there is a python based bake make like program... that is useful...
http://projects.bertram-scharpf.de/bake/bake1.html
I'm not in the need of a build program :-) I would use Scons therefor,
anyway.
then there is Wine... that is a windows emulator under linux... that
Hi,
has anybody used McMillan Installer, PyInstall or py2exe cross-platform?
I have a Windows partition with Python installed there, so this would
only required working on a different directory and for a different OS.
Since I'm working on Linux, it's awful to boot Windows each time I want
to
On 2008-07-14, Hartmut Goebel [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
has anybody used McMillan Installer, PyInstall or py2exe cross-platform?
I know that py2exe doesn't work cross-platform. I'd be very
surprised if the the others do.
I have a Windows partition with Python installed there, so
this would
