As a total aside, PTVS (part of the base VS 2015 install, IIRC) is now
my editor of choice when editing python on windows, edging out gvim
(...primarily because you can make vim bindings work in VS). It is a
really good editor, with really good code completion features... which
makes sense, con
The 'thing that glues it together' IS the suggested compiler. You need
nothing else to compile ANSI C python extensions with no C
dependencies. for the most part, if the extension has a setup.py, it
should Just Work with that and 2.7 (and ONLY that and 2.7) installed.
If your project does no
