[Python-Dev] Python 2.0b2 note for Windows developers
Barry Scott
barry at scottb.demon.co.uk
Sat Oct 14 19:28:45 EDT 2000
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Tim Peters [mailto:tim_one at email.msn.com]
> Sent: 08 October 2000 20:29
> To: Barry Scott; PythonDev; Python list
> Subject: RE: [Python-Dev] Python 2.0b2 note for Windows developers
>
>
> [Barry]
> > Two requests:
> >
> > 1. Can you ship the .PDB files for the debug images so devo's
> > do not need to build the python sources to debug extensions.
> > And Yes I know the .ZIP will be huge. If you want a
> > compromise only include the .PDB for python20_d.dll.
>
> Sure! Most .pdb files are highly compressible, and the zip size hit isn't
> anything to worry about.
Thanks
>
> > 2. Place the files into libs, pyd etc dirs. I had to extract
> > the groups into the right places which is a bit tedious
> > and error prone.
>
> No. If you want a directory structure that doesn't match the actual build
> directory structure, I can't read your mind, and have no reason to believe
> that the specific artificial structure you have in mind is of use to anyone
The structure I refer to is the one used by the Python Windows installer.
> but you. Don't be so helpless <wink>: write a tiny Python script to move
I comment not because I'm lazy but because it seemed that every
developer would need to reorganise the files.
> the files where you want them after unpacking. What I upload will be an
> exact image of the build directory structure. Most feedback I've gotten is
> that people want exactly that, because they *want* to compile Python
I'd not thought of that. MY assumption was that I build the release
windows code against the files installed by the python windows installer.
And that the debug settings would logically point into the same
structure.
> themselves and just want to avoid jumping thru all the snaky hoops needed to
> compile the 3rd-party subprojects (from _tkinter to zlib).
>
> alphabetically y'rs - tim
Barry
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