> Luke Kenneth Casson Leighton schrieb: > > i mean... has anyone _written_ a third party module that returns > > Py_None on a c-code module and had it compiled on windows? > Lot's of people have written 3rd party extensions that work on Windows > and can return a Py_None object. ahh - ok. so... i will have to find out what the heck is going on... ohno, it couldn't be as simple as i left out "DATA" on the lines of the export files, could it?? :) > Please stop spamming the Python developer list with irrelevant, wrong, > confusing and sometimes offensive messages. To be perfectly honest it's > annoying. i'm sorry to hear that you believe my messages to be sometimes offensive. i'm sorry that you are annoyed. i'm sorry that i am learning about things and that i believe that people would like to help cooperate on the development of python as a free software project, by helping point me in the right directions. i'm sorry that i am unable to get things perfect the first time, so that i have to ask people for help and advice, and i'm sorry that you are annoyed by my asking. > If you want to propose a new feature then python-ideas is the right > mailing list. thank you for informing me of that - i was not aware of that list: i believed that the python-dev mailing list would be the location for discussion of development and ports of python. l.
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