i installed python from via the package manager but it doesn;t work. it
appears to have installed zero length files into the bin directory.
any ideas?
thanks
andrew
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Andrew <NOastuart@mira.netspam> wrote:
i installed python from via the package manager but it doesn;t work. it
appears to have installed zero length files into the bin directory.
Yup, I can reproduce…
Chris
any ideas?
thanks
andrew
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I mentioned this in another thread - it was a boo-boo on our side.
It is fixed, and will be available in a newer, better non-zero format soon.
Chris Travis <ctravis@qnx.com> wrote:
: Andrew <NOastuart@mira.netspam> wrote:
:> i installed python from via the package manager but it doesn;t work. it
:> appears to have installed zero length files into the bin directory.
: Yup, I can reproduce…
: Chris
:> any ideas?
:> thanks
:> andrew
Richard Potter wrote:
I mentioned this in another thread - it was a boo-boo on our side.
It is fixed, and will be available in a newer, better non-zero format soon. >
Does it include a XPhoton compatible tkinter interface ? Sources ?
Armin
BTW … the sources of Python 1.5.2 and 2.0b2 are available at
www.python.org. They are compiling flawles with qcc … configure with
‘CC=qcc configure’. If you include thread support … there is a
small(?) problem with the signal module: alarm() doesn’t generate
SIGALRM 
. With 2.0b2 … mmap makes problems besides some others …
Chris Travis <> ctravis@qnx.com> > wrote:
: Andrew <> NOastuart@mira.netspam> > wrote:
:> i installed python from via the package manager but it doesn;t work. it
:> appears to have installed zero length files into the bin directory.: Yup, I can reproduce…
: Chris
:> any ideas?
:> thanks
:> andrew
I definitely prefer the newer, non zero format for software, although the
non zero format was very compact.
also, will the updated version of python be V1.5 or the newer 1.6?
thanks
andrew
“Richard Potter” <rich@qnx.com> wrote in message
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I mentioned this in another thread - it was a boo-boo on our side.
It is fixed, and will be available in a newer, better non-zero format
soon.
Chris Travis <> ctravis@qnx.com> > wrote:
: Andrew <> NOastuart@mira.netspam> > wrote:
:> i installed python from via the package manager but it doesn;t work.
it
:> appears to have installed zero length files into the bin directory.: Yup, I can reproduce…
: Chris
:> any ideas?
:> thanks
:> andrew
Andrew wrote:
I definitely prefer the newer, non zero format for software, although the
non zero format was very compact.also, will the updated version of python be V1.5 or the newer 1.6?
1.6 is just an intermediate step … the newer one is the 2.0b2 release.
So don’t start with 1.6 …
Armin