Due to other commitments and resource constraints, my company
is still working with version 2.3.5 and a very old version of
wxPython for Windows. I now have a reason to upgrade, but I find
that the only supported versions of python are now 2.4 and 2.5.
Due to the same resource constraints mentioned above, I don't
currently have the bandwith to migrate our installation package
(and all the associated python pyd files) to a more recent version
of python.
All of which leads me to:
1) Is there an archive somewhere of previously released
binary releases for wxPython, and/or
2) Are there "face the stove" instructions for compiling
a distribution of wxpy 2.7+ for python 2.3.5 somewhere,
and what versions of what compiler do you need to do so?
Due to other commitments and resource constraints, my company is still working with version 2.3.5 and a very old version of wxPython for Windows. I now have a reason to upgrade, but I find that the only supported versions of python are now 2.4 and 2.5. Due to the same resource constraints mentioned above, I don't currently have the bandwith to migrate our installation package (and all the associated python pyd files) to a more recent version of python.
All of which leads me to:
1) Is there an archive somewhere of previously released
binary releases for wxPython, and/or
You can get to everything that has been officially released via SourceForge. They used to let you get to a simple listing of everything in the project, but now that just redirects back to the project page, so you have to go through the regular download interface:
2) Are there "face the stove" instructions for compiling
a distribution of wxpy 2.7+ for python 2.3.5 somewhere,
and what versions of what compiler do you need to do so?
For the standard Python 2.3.x you'll need to use MSVC 6.0 plus all service packs. If you don't mind also building Python and any other extension modules you use then you can build with MSVC 7.1.
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Robin Dunn
Software Craftsman http://wxPython.org Java give you jitters? Relax with wxPython!