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I installed both the 2.6.1 for .Net 2 and the 2.7 versions of IronPython. | I installed both the 2.6.1 for .Net 2 and the 2.7 versions of IronPython. | ||
(The 2.7 version requires .Net 4.0. Later for that!) | (The 2.7 version requires .Net 4.0. Later for that!) | ||
The IronPython tutorial uses the text driven console. | |||
2.7 supports a Visual Studio 2010 development environment. | |||
I wish Komodo supported IronPython. | |||
I think I will develop in VS2010 with 2.7 and then backport to 2.6 | |||
Revision as of 22:49, 8 June 2011
Okay, so I want to write an installer for a .Net 3.5 program. Since .Net 3.5 does not come on Windows XP, the installer has to work at .Net 2.0.
I tried valiantly to get py2exe to build me a Python 2.6 executable using wxPython. I followed all the instructions in the py2exe 5.2 section, I tried many other variations, I failed. Can't load msvcp90.dll.
Maybe if I use IronPython 2.6.1, I think I can get things going.
IronPython 2.6.1 will run on .Net 2.0 SP1, and that means it's good on Windows XP or Windows 7. I just don't care about Windows Vista. (No one does!)
I installed both the 2.6.1 for .Net 2 and the 2.7 versions of IronPython. (The 2.7 version requires .Net 4.0. Later for that!)
The IronPython tutorial uses the text driven console. 2.7 supports a Visual Studio 2010 development environment. I wish Komodo supported IronPython.
I think I will develop in VS2010 with 2.7 and then backport to 2.6
