Hi, You can check on mingw, but also the Visual C++ Express edition (although it is not open source, but I don't see why it should be). To write a module, you can check ctypes (and there is a tutorial in the scipy's cookbook ;)) Matthieu 2008/3/7, Nuttall, Brandon C <bnuttall@uky.edu>:
Folks,
I may be asked to help port an application written in C that runs on Macs to run on a Windows-based PC. I have two questions:
1) Does anyone have recommendations for a free, open source C compiler for Windows?
2) Is there a step-by-step guide or tutorial for writing a Python module to act as a wrapper for the C code?
Thanks.
Brandon Nuttall
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