The ASPN compiler

[Fuzzyman]

On Sat, 12 Jul 2003 02:21:33 +0200, Gerhard Häring <gh at ghaering.de>
wrote:

>Fuzzyman wrote:
>> What's the score on this (the ASPN python compiler) 
>
>There was a proof-of-concept implementation of a Python compiler for the 
>.NET platform done by ActiveState and sponsored by Microsoft.
>
>> - is it a true
>> compiler for python ? 
>
>Read the whitepaper, available on the ActiveState site.
>
Done that - its not entirely clear - any chance you could answer the
question......

>> - what does it output - binary or C++ for .NET
>> framework............ 
>
>Read the whitepaper, available on the ActiveState site.
>

Done that - its not entirely clear - any chance you could answer the
question......

>> if the latter then it could be very cool as it
>> may work with the PocketPC 2003 SDK.... for producing binaries for
>> PDAs from python... cool...
>
>Forget it. Instead what you probably want is a Python implementation for 
>Windows CE 3.0. There is one.

Not for the SH3 processor... doesn't produce binaries.
>
>> (I'm sure my terminology is way out of line here... sorry)
>> 
>> Does it work yet ?
>
>Read the whitepaper, available on the ActiveState site.
>
>RTFM. STFW. etc. :-P
>
>-- Gerhard

ATFQ

:-)

Fuzzyman

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