[PythonCE] PythonCE22 for HPC (ARM, MIPS)

[Jim Burton]

Thanks -- I cant wait to try it!

On Saturday, August 31, 2002, at 12:35  AM, Telion wrote:

> Hi all,
>
> I was quite busy for several months and
> that prevented me from building PythonCE22 HPC2000.
>
> Now, I have a little more spare time, and I'm trying
> to finish Release build for HPC2000 MIPS.
>
> I made new web pages for easier downloading.
> http://pages.ccapcable.com/lac/PythonCE.html
>
> PythonCE 2.2+ Release build is now running
> on my HPC2000 with MIPS processor.
> The good news are;
>  1. It's much faster than previous debug build.
>  2. I've corrected About Dialog problem for HPC.
>  3. My tweak for input() emulation works.
>  4. Release Build, Debug build, and even 1.52+
>    can coexist.
> Down side;
>  5. Somehow, _socket module is missing.
>   (It was there in debug build... Maybe I did
>    something wrong with project setting.)
>  6. I'm having trouble with win32process,
>    and so execv() tweak does not work.
>  7. regrtest shows "72 tests OK,
>   26 tests failed, 41 tests skipped".
>  8. If you don't have site.py in the same
>   directory as exe file, debug window will open.
>
> Older, debug build for HPC2000 ARM is
> still available, but I don't know
> if it really works or not.
> I will make Release build for ARM in a few weeks,
> most probably.
>
> raw_input(), input(), sys.readline() emulation
> can be done by modifying pccechell.
> On my machine, it works fine.
> Take a look at ceshellg.py in "Extra" section
>
> of my web page.
>
> By modifying site.py, which is imported first,
> and pcceshell.py, you can do many many things.
> I have added primitive history and alias
> to the interpreter shell.
>
>
> To experiment PythonCE 2.2+ for HPC2000,
> Download Brad's distribution for iPaq,
> and replace exe, dll, pyd, pcceshell.py,
> and some other .py files from my web page.
>
> Exe and Dll files can be in any directory,
> providing that you run python from there.
> Associate .py with PythonCE22.exe with full path
> for easier life.
> Make a shortcut and copy it in Start menu directory.
>
> Currently, I'm using a dummy site.py with
> these lines in it.
>   sys.stderr = open('py-stderr.txt','ab')
>   sys.stdout = open('py-stdout.txt','ab')
>
> All output and error message will be saved
> until the Console windows starts up and
> takes over the stderr and stdout.
>
> Modify Python's library search path in site.py
> or pcceshell as needed.
>
> sys.path=['', '\\Storage card\\Python22\\Lib',
> '\\Storage card\\Python22\\', '\\My documents']
>
> Let me know if it works.
>
>
>
> =====
> Telion
> - telionce@yahoo.com -
>
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