Hi John,
John Machin escribió:
>On 28/05/2006 12:10 AM, Gonzalo Monzón wrote:
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>>Example A:
>>This code is more than 80 times faster than a "easy" Python
>>implementation. For every call, it does some bitwise op
Hi Jim,
It depends a lot on what you're doing. You will get speed up from Pyrex
or wrapping C code if you understand how does it work internally, and to
speed up you application via coding *only* Pyrex parts (I mean don't
using it for wrapping C but implementing in Pyrex), it limits a lot the
Hi,
sturlamolden escribió:
Gonzalo Monzón wrote:
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>>I use Python 2.4.3 (msvcrt71) and I succesfully installed the last
>>version of binutils, pyrex and MinGW, some weeks ago, using Julien Fiore
>>step-by-step guide, so "my" MinGW is linking wit
Robert Kern escribió:
>Gonzalo Monzón wrote:
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>>I see there are both libraries linked in my pyrex modules... However,
>>when one should expect to have problems with this "dll nightmare", if
>>you always provide the right msvcr71.dll bundled with
Robert Kern escribió:
>Gonzalo Monzón wrote:
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>>sturlamolden escribió:
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>>>I don't think this is safe. MinGW links with msvcrt.dll whereas the
>>>main Python distribution links with msvcr71.dll (due to Visual C++
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sturlamolden escribió:
>Julien Fiore wrote:
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>># step A.3 #
>>Install Mingw, the gcc compiler for Windows, available at
>>http://www.mingw.org/download.shtml. (we downloaded the file
>>MinGW-5.0.2.exe and installed only the "base tool" (this includes
>>mingw-runtime 3.9, w32api-3.6, binutils
Hi John!
John Machin escribió:
>On 22/05/2006 5:22 AM, Gonzalo Monzón wrote:
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>>Thank you for all the suggestions! :-)
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>>The C routine is almost -changing data type long for word- a copy of the
>>function given by a hardware manufacturer, the same code
Thank you for all the suggestions! :-)
The C routine is almost -changing data type long for word- a copy of the
function given by a hardware manufacturer, the same code used in their
firmware to calc the checksum of every piece of data sent or received,
and that data is somewhat special: it doe
Thank you very much John,
I missed the point to add the *and* to workaround the long result issue!
I think I understand it now.
I am timing the code once translated, so here are the results for the
crc calculation function. I did expected a big gap, as this does a lot
of lookups to the crc tab
I reply again attaching a file as I see the editor wrecked the tab
indentation.
Gonzalo Monzón escribió:
Hi all!
I have been translating some Python custom C extension code into
Python, as I need these modules to be portable and run on a PocketPC
without the need of compile (for the
I reply again attaching a file as I see the editor wrecked the tab
indentation.
Gonzalo Monzón escribió:
Hi all!
I have been translating some Python custom C extension code into
Python, as I need these modules to be portable and run on a PocketPC
without the need of compile (for the
Hi all!
I have been translating some Python custom C extension code into Python,
as I need these modules to be portable and run on a PocketPC without the
need of compile (for the purpose its a must 2.4 as it is the last
PythonCE release with great improvements).
But I've been stuck with a scri
from this page, but a direct link is:
http://sourceforge.net/project/shownotes.php?release_id=413801&group_id=104228
Luke
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Gonzalo Mon
l list. Hope a 2.4 version could be possible soon!
And about Python for Linux handhelds, I really don't know much, but I
thought the main Python distribution should work. Perhaps I'm wrong...
could someone point towards this issue?
Thanks to Luke Dunstan and all the Python & PythonCE contributors for
such a sucessful work.
Gonzalo Monzón.
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Hi Marco!
Perhaps the simpler way could be to store them all in the map as string
data, but of course, it depends on what you must do later with that
data, so you can save the field types and convert from string when
needed to use any value... if you do not need to process later that data
at a
g.franzkowiak escribió:
>Thomas Heller schrieb:
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>>"g.franzkowiak" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
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>>>Thomas Heller schrieb:
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"g.franzkowiak" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>Hello everybody,
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>I've tryed to use an int
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