"M.-A. Lemburg" <mal@lemburg.com> writes: > There must be some or else why would someone want to buy VC7 > (apart from trying to be hype-compliant) ? There are many reasons to buy VC7. I assume the typical reasons are - if you never had a Microsoft compiler, and buy one now, it will be 7.x (you may not even get VC6 anymore) - the C++ compiler has much improved - debugging was improved - it includes a more recent Windows SDK, exposing functions available on W2k+ - it supports C# and .NET development Of those reasons, few are relevant for Python, except that some people are now using VC7 exclusively for other reasons, and want a VC7-built python to better integrate their extensions. Regards, Martin
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