Re: [Visualpython-users] Re: Visualpython-users digest, Vol 1 #384 - 6 msgs

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From: "Arthur" <ajs...@op...>
To: "Jonathan Brandmeyer" <jbr...@ea...>;
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Sent: Monday, February 17, 2003 9:54 AM
Subject: Re: [Visualpython-users] Re: Visualpython-users digest, Vol 1
#384 - 6 msgs


> I have a setup.py  for VPython on Windows.  It is tested under VC6, and
> builds a self installing Windows executable with the command "python
> setup.py bdist_wininst". I can send it along, or post it, if interested.

Let me play it back and see whether I've got it right. This is something
that I run on a Windows machine that has Visual C version 6, and the
resulting package is an .exe file to execute on machines that don't have a
compiler? I would be interested in trying it out.

> Generally speaking, I think what should happen is that the compiled visual
> library and the supporting .py files should end up together in a "visual"
> directory as a sub-drectory of site-packages, and the demos and docs
> separate, and totally off the Python library branch.

That sounds right. On Windows as well as Linux, presumably? Where should the
demos and docs go, on Windows and on Linux?