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Colin J. Williams
1.I have both 2.5 and 2.6 but both
appear, under Recent Projects, as
pcbuild. It would be helpful if the
Python Version could be indicated.
2.With 2.6, Python compiles and executes
OK but various packages are not
compiled, eg sqlite3.
3.Pythonw compiles OK but not sqlite3.
4.Mike Fletcher suggests an approach
(http://www.vrplumber.com/programming/mstoolkit/)
with Visual C for Python 2.4. Is this
still the recommended way to compile
Python 2.6?
5.Python 2.5 source refers to an Older
Visual C. Automatic conversion to
Visual C 2008 gives the message “Some of
the properties associated with the
solution could not be read.” All
projects except one had a single
warning, there were no errors reported.
6.After conversion there is no python
project, it is flagged “unavailable”.
7.Pythoncore builds with no errors and 6
warnings but there is no executable.
8.Python 2.5 build _tkinter fails –
tcl.h not found.
I would welcom advice on how to proceed.
Colin W.
appear, under Recent Projects, as
pcbuild. It would be helpful if the
Python Version could be indicated.
2.With 2.6, Python compiles and executes
OK but various packages are not
compiled, eg sqlite3.
3.Pythonw compiles OK but not sqlite3.
4.Mike Fletcher suggests an approach
(http://www.vrplumber.com/programming/mstoolkit/)
with Visual C for Python 2.4. Is this
still the recommended way to compile
Python 2.6?
5.Python 2.5 source refers to an Older
Visual C. Automatic conversion to
Visual C 2008 gives the message “Some of
the properties associated with the
solution could not be read.” All
projects except one had a single
warning, there were no errors reported.
6.After conversion there is no python
project, it is flagged “unavailable”.
7.Pythoncore builds with no errors and 6
warnings but there is no executable.
8.Python 2.5 build _tkinter fails –
tcl.h not found.
I would welcom advice on how to proceed.
Colin W.