Guido van Rossum wrote: > > I got the wish list below. Anyone care to comment on how close we are > on fulfilling some or all of this? > * GNU CC for Win32 compatibility (compilation of python interpreter and > "Freeze" utility). I think MingWin32 (Mummint Khan) is a good alternative > eviting the cygwin dll user. I don't know what this means. > * Add low level programming capabilities for system access and speed of code > fragments eviting the C-C++ or Java code use. Python, I think, must be a > complete programming language in the "programming for every body" philosofy. I don't know what this means in practical terms either. I use the C interface for this. > * Incorporate WxWindows (wxpython) and/or Gtk+ (now exist a win32 port) GUI > in the standard distribution. For example, Wxpython permit an html browser. > It is very importan for document presentations. And Wxwindows and Gtk+ are > faster than tk. As a Windows user, I don't feel comfortable publishing GUI code based on these tools. Maybe they have progressed and I should look at them again. But I doubt the Python world is going to standardize on a single GUI anyway. Does anyone out there publish Windows Python code with a Windows Python GUI? If so, what GUI toolkit do you use? Jim Ahlstrom
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