Mat Ford wrote: > There was a thread back in October 2003 on the subject of including IPv6 > support in the Windows binary: > > http://mail.python.org/pipermail/python-dev/2003-October/038623.html > > Can anyone give me a status update on this? Is support there now? No. > If not, is > there a predictable timeframe in which it can be expected to appear? With the release of Python 2.4, which, at latest, should happen before January, 2005. In case you wonder what the problem is: if you compile with VC6, you cannot provide IPv6 support unless you also have the platform SDK installed. That is not part of the build process of Python 2.3, so the official binaries of Python 2.3 will never ever support IPv6. Using VC.NET is out of the question, since it would break the ABI across minor releases, which is out of the question. Installing the SDK for the build process might be an option, but the code base has no way of detecting presence of the SDK, so this is essentially also out of question. Regards, Martin
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