zooko wrote:
On Feb 2, 2009, at 12:01 PM, Dave Peterson wrote:
I noticed you removed the Python 2.5 version specification. I wasn't aware there were no further planned maintenance releases for the 2.5 branch. A few of the libs we use still seem to have problems building on 2.6. Guess it is just a matter of time.
I maintain a few libraries with compiled C code. I don't know how to build binaries for Python 2.6, because apparently the method that I've been using until now to build binary extension modules (mingw) isn't able to produce 2.6-compatible extension modules yet.
Building python extensions with mingw on 2.6 is possible, at least on 32 bits arch. We can build numpy with mingw on 2.6; given numpy's reliance on a lot of distutils features/C code, I think most python softwares should build fine. cheers, David