May I ask why you need this (ie why is the win32 build of wxPython not
sufficient)? E.g., I use win32 build with mingw.
Oliver
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From: Olivier Ravard [mailto:olivier.ravard@novagrid.com]
Is there a binary distribution of wxPython for cygwin ?
Or does someone compile wxPython under cygwin ?
> From: Olivier Ravard [mailto:olivier.ravard@novagrid.com]
>
> Is there a binary distribution of wxPython for cygwin ?
> Or does someone compile wxPython under cygwin ?May I ask why you need this (ie why is the win32 build of wxPython not
sufficient)? E.g., I use win32 build with mingw.Oliver
I want this because I made a soft which use rcs function (ci and co) that
does not work on windows except cygwin.
O.R.
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Olivier Ravard wrote:
Is there a binary distribution of wxPython for cygwin ?
Or does someone compile wxPython under cygwin ?May I ask why you need this (ie why is the win32 build of wxPython not
sufficient)? E.g., I use win32 build with mingw.Oliver
I want this because I made a soft which use rcs function (ci and co) that does not work on windows except cygwin.
There are non-cygwin versions of RCS out there somewhere. I used them back in the days before cygwin existed.
Also, as long as the PATH is set correctly, I would expect the standard Python/wxPython would be able to execute the cygwin versions just fine.
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