New submission from Tom Whittock :
The automatic upgrade process included with Microsoft Visual Studio 2010
express is unable to deal with the project files in the python PC folder, due
to it not supporting the x64 target. I had to manually edit the project files
to remove all references to
Tom Whittock added the comment:
Fair enough. The reason I added it is because that's the most easily available
free compiler for Windows machines at the moment, and due to the lack of x64
support it's not easy to start compiling python with it. It's quite awkward to
get
Tom Whittock added the comment:
Wouldn't a full (I assume you mean pro/team edition) 2010 version will include
the x64 stuff which will make the express edition unable to load it?
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Tom Whittock added the comment:
Ah, in that case it seems my patch isn't particularly useful then. I'd
personally like to see Brian Curtins patch applied sooner rather than later,
however - 2010 support is very important to me.
I'll be running that locally for the meanti
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