> Random crazy thought: can you use ilmerge to pull all of those into
> one .exe? Horribly bloated, I'm sure, but possibly useful for
> distribution.
>
> - Jeff
>
> I was just happy to be able to get all of the source code into DLLs, which
meant 1) not having to install IP on customer systems where
Sorry, it's line 238 :)
From: pablodalm...@hotmail.com
To: users@lists.ironpython.com
Date: Tue, 12 Oct 2010 15:00:07 -0300
Subject: Re: [IronPython] Bug in copy module (really need help with this!) :)
I just got another error, no idea what triggered it but just reporting it
anyway, it
On Tue, Oct 12, 2010 at 12:30 PM, Ken MacDonald wrote:
> Cool. Seems to work fine w/ the DLL's from GAC_MSIL\IronP\.. the method
> shows up and the .exe seems to build just fine.
>
> I'm using a version of pyc.py based on the 2.7 pyc.py. I've modified it so
> that can build all of the standard
Cool. Seems to work fine w/ the DLL's from GAC_MSIL\IronP\.. the method
shows up and the .exe seems to build just fine.
I'm using a version of pyc.py based on the 2.7 pyc.py. I've modified it so
that can build all of the standard library source modules needed into the
application dll, so that
Jeff wrote:
> Can this be changed, Dino? It's a couple MB on disk and no difference to the
> installer to have them in both places.
Yep, it should be easy to change. I'll take a look later this week at doing
that.
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On Tue, Oct 12, 2010 at 12:01 PM, Dino Viehland wrote:
> Ahh, yes, in 2.7 we switched to installing the binaries into the GAC so they
> won’t be in C:\Program Files anymore. Instead they should be in
> C:\Windows\Microsoft.NET\assembly\GAC_MSIL\IronPython\...
Or you can download IronPython-2.7A1
Ahh, yes, in 2.7 we switched to installing the binaries into the GAC so they
won't be in C:\Program Files anymore. Instead they should be in
C:\Windows\Microsoft.NET\assembly\GAC_MSIL\IronPython\...
Also, are you using the 2.7 PYC w/ 2.7 or are you using the 2.6 PYC? I'm not
sure it'll make a
I just got another error, no idea what triggered it but just reporting it
anyway, it happened when copying another object with data from a sql server
table.
line 191
return memo[d]
object reference not set to object instance (sort of, Im translating it from
spanish where it says "Referencia
Thanks Dino,
OK, after installing my IP 2.7, the only IP .dll's are in c:\program
files\ironpython 2.7\Silverlight\bin\*.dll. Are these the "Silverlight
builds" you mentioned? If so, how would I get the standard builds?
I noticed that in my 2.6 installation, the dll's are in c:\program
files\Ironp
It should still be there at least I still see it in the sources. It's not
defined for Silverlight builds (I'm not sure if that's a change or not). One
thing to be careful of is that 2.6 and 2.7 do have different .NET assembly
versions so they will be treated as different types. In other words
Hi,
I'm running the pyc.py IronPython compiler. In the GenerateExe method, there
is a call to GetMethod("InitializeModule"). This method was available in
IP 2.6 but seems to have disappeared in IP 2.7.
I used "GetMethods()" to confirm that in IP 2.6 we have:
Int32* InitializeModule*(System.Re
Hi Michael,
yes, sorry, it's line 102. I have added a couple of lines to "fix" the
problem with the module copy not copying System.DBNull types before, it
looked like they worked with that problem. (and I erased the
commentaries of the module) But this seems to be another problem.
I compa
On 12/10/2010 15:29, Pablo Dalmazzo wrote:
Hello guys,
we've found a bug in the copy module, but the real problem is we cant
reproduce it.
Sometimes when we try to deepcopy an object of a custom object
relation mapping type, we get this error
"name types is not defined"
Line 55:
for t in
Hello guys,we've found a bug in the copy module, but the real problem is we
cant reproduce it. Sometimes when we try to deepcopy an object of a custom
object relation mapping type, we get this error"name types is not defined"Line
55: for t in (type(None),int,long,float,bool,str,tuple),
frozen
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