I developed for my former employee a thin client whose primary purpose was AS400 connectivity. This required a fairly complex interactive gui configuration which I wrote in Python. This system could also be configed by a remote manager. Wrote that also in python using UDP sockets. The hardware was 64Mb memory and 64Mb compact flash.
OS wa 2.4.20 linux from Debian I did a lot of cleanup removing unneeded modules but other than that, standard Python 2.3.4 worked great. Dennis Clark wrote: > Hi all, > > I've looked through the threads about embedded Python that are a year > and a half old, and I thought that I'd ask this question now to see if > anything has changed. > > Has anyone, or is anyone working with Python in an embedded Linux > environment? Mine is NO where near as constrained as a cell phone since > I've got plenty of memory to work with, I'm just running a Linux 2.4 kernel > on an ARM9 platform. > > Are there success stories for Python on embedded Linux systems today? > The embedded Java JVM's seem to all be propriatary and have quite high > license fees (don't mention Kaffe, it seems pretty fragile to me.) > > I'm a bit of a newb when it comes to Python, is there anyone with experience > compiling it on Linux platforms that can offer me pointers to try this out > myself? > > thanks, > DLC > -- http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-list
