[Pythonmac-SIG] Main Python on Mac version?
Roger Binns
rogerb at rogerbinns.com
Fri Feb 11 18:34:04 CET 2005
> To my knowledge, the weakref stuff fixes some edge cases that you
> probably don't have. Those bugs have been in weakref for a long time.
BitPim also isn't a long running process so leaks wouldn't be that
big a deal.
> Yeah, if you want to use a non-system Python with an extension built
> with the system Python there are some potential issues.
Is there a page somewhere that actually explains what all this
terminology is about (eg Framework, alias bundles and similar).
I am used to the Python files and libraries just existing in a
conventional filesystem. Nothing complicated. All very trivial.
Multiple versions can be installed. A simple --prefix can move
where it is in ./configure. Each one is an island with no possibility
of sharing extensions or modifications between them. (That is a very
good thing - keeps it simple.) wxPython does have some dynamic
linking issues on Unix (it hard codes the path to the wxWidgets
directory at the ELF level, but chrpath fixes that.)
> This failure was probably due to the fact that you were not using
> py2app at the time.
We used to use bundlebuilder. So it sounds like there is 99.999% chance
we won't have to do seperate 10.4 builds. Unless we do things like
hook into SpotLight ....
Roger
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