[PythonCE] Python-2.5-20071004 vs Pocket PC 2003
Ronald Oussoren
ronaldoussoren at mac.com
Fri Dec 21 00:35:14 CET 2007
On 21 Dec, 2007, at 0:19, Christopher Fairbairn wrote:
> Hi,
>
> On Fri Dec 21 3:53 , Ronald Oussoren sent:
>> De description for the Python-2.5-20071004 download on SF says that
>> this version will run on "any Windows Mobile 2003 or higher device".
>> I'm trying to run this on device that claims to run "Microsoft Pocket
>> PC 4.20.0 (Build 14053)", and on that device the OS claims it cannot
>> run python (using a generic message about possibly missing
>> components). The 2006 build works fine on that system.
>
> Sorry this is possibly true. However I am currently away on holiday
> without much
> internet connectivity so can not completely determine this as the
> case.
>
> From memory one release I made accidentally had the requried OS
> version set as
> 4.21 (i.e. Windows Mobile 2003 Second Edition), meaning the
> executables wouldn't
> run on plain Windows Mobile 2003 devices.
>
> I didn't pick this up until it was released as I don't have any 2003
> powered
> devices, and the emulators for 2003 run Windows Mobile 2003 Second
> Edition.
>
> Perhaps in the new year, once I get back from holiday there may be a
> new release.
> I'll fix up this issue at that stage although I may need some help
> in testing it.
>
> Sorry,
> Christopher Fairbairn
No worries :-). If this is unintentional I'll see if I can find the
required setting, although just waiting for a new release would be
fine too because that version works fine.
I'm available for testing, although I cannot promise prompt response
because the actual device is located in an office I visit at most once
a week.
Ronald
P.S. Thanks for working on a Python release for Windows CE, having
Python there is very convenient.
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