Re: [PythonCE] cegcc on Debian etch amd64

2008-07-29 Thread Jared Forsyth
Thank you very much for that walk-through ;) (even though, as you said, it is a bit off topic). On a more python-related note: if you want to compile python c extensions w/ cegcc, get in touch w/ Alexandre--he's got the python.lib file needed. -Jared On Tue, Jul 29, 2008 at 11:20 AM, Adam Walley

[PythonCE] cegcc on Debian etch amd64

2008-07-29 Thread Adam Walley
Hello, all. I have not posted to the cegcc list before, but have been working on some pythonCE projects, where cegcc might prove a useful tool (I hope). I realise that the following is not really a pythonCE topic, but thought it might be useful to some of the list's readers given some of the recen

[PythonCE] Windows Event Handling

2008-07-29 Thread John Hampton
I'm developing a ctypes wrapper for the Symbol Barcode Reader API. When reading a barcode, there are a few calls. One is a blocking call, one via an event notification, and the other via a windows message. I was wondering how these types of event were generally handled in PythonCE. Do I ne

Re: [PythonCE] PythonCE with WindowsCE.NET 4.2

2008-07-29 Thread Lachezar Dobrev
I believe you are facing similar problems to my own. I have an industrial device, with Intel XScale PXA27x, which seems to be just a bit newer than the PXA255 (two years). My device's System page claims the processor to be: 'Inter ARM920T-PXA27x', which however seems to mean: 'ARM series', not