On Tue, Oct 10, 2000 at 02:24:00PM -0600, Bjorn Pettersen wrote: > - If you look in ia64xdevsdk\bin\win64 there is a cl.exe which is the > Microsoft compiler. It works MUCH better. It's also binary compatible > with the Intel ecl compiler, and they didn't have any problems with us > switching. Yes, I knew that that was there. I remember either some earlier problem with it or some recommnedation to use the ecl.exe one. Anyway, ecl has worked for me well enough, I just haven't tried the one in Win64/. > My main interest is in having a python version that runs on the itanium > box with socket support (they included socket support in sdk2 didn't > they?) I.e. no need to provide a build mechanism for my needs if you can > refer me to an executable ;-) Well, Python's test_socket runs on my Win64 box so yes, socket support is there. As far as referring you to an exe, I would rather not go down that distribution road in preference to checking in my build scripts. Trent -- Trent Mick TrentM@ActiveState.com
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