> Thanks for your responses. I went ahead and tried MinGW. I was able to
> build and use screengrabber and other examples. I also used it as an
> example and created successfully a very simple "hello python" extension.
Fantastic! they must be more (binary) compatable than I thought.
> What am
Roger Upole wrote:
> Pierre Rouleau wrote:
>
>>I have been looking for a wrapper for the Win32 function
>>GetWindowPlacement() but could not find it in the latest version of
>>Python for Windows extension (version 208). I saw a reference to
>>PyCWnd.GetWindowPlacement() where a MFC CWnd is n
James Carroll wrote:
>> Thanks for your responses. I went ahead and tried MinGW. I was able to
>> build and use screengrabber and other examples. I also used it as an
>> example and created successfully a very simple "hello python" extension.
>
> Fantastic! they must be more (binary) compatable
> Well, ... I've managed to crash python by using an "ostream" rather than
> "printf". The code is below. If I replace the std::cout with a printf
> the code works fine. The symptom is that the cout is flushed to the
> console as it should be, then the python shell hangs. A few seconds
> later
On 17/06/2006 3:49 AM, Chris Botos wrote:
> James Carroll wrote:
>>> Thanks for your responses. I went ahead and tried MinGW. I was able to
>>> build and use screengrabber and other examples. I also used it as an
>>> example and created successfully a very simple "hello python" extension.
>> Fan
Jim wrote:
> My only hurdle is py2exe can't make a single executable
> out of it... Py2exe can create a package with a dozen files, but I was
> hoping for a nice tiny bundle.
>
Hi Jim,
Have you tried bundling an app with py2exe and...
1). The resulting exe did not run properly or
2). You did
