> It appears that the freeze tools are completely broken in 2.x. This > is rather unfortunate, as I was hoping to use them to end-run some > objections to CML2 and thereby get python into the Linux kernel tree. > > I have fixed some obvious errors (use of the deprecated 'cmp' module; > use of regex) but I have encountered run-time errors that are beyond > my competence to fix. From a cursory inspection of the code it looks > to me like the freeze tools need adaptation to the new > distutils-centric build process. I have some ideas about merging freeze into distutils, but this is nothing which could be implemented for 2.1. > > Do these tools have a maintainer? They need some serious work. At least they seem to have users. Thomas
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