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(07:12 28/4/2002)
mavhc (11:55 28/4/2002)
mfrissen (13:58 15/6/2002)
johnstlr (08:36 29/4/2002)
mavhc (10:25 29/4/2002)
davidb (13:58 15/6/2002)
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mfrissen |
Message #5013, posted at 07:12, 28/4/2002 |
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Ah, i like python, so I downloaded it.
now, if the filer 'sees' !Python, it complains:
"sharedCLibrary may not be RAM loaded"I'm into python, but not so much into ROS details.
Anyone who can help? I've not found anything on the python readmes and webpage.. oh if it helps:
system is ROS Select 4.28
[Edited by mfrissen at 08:13, 28/4/2002] |
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mavhc |
Message #5014, posted at 11:55, 28/4/2002, in reply to message #5013 |
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Ah, i like python, so I downloaded it.
now, if the filer 'sees' !Python, it complains:
"sharedCLibrary may not be RAM loaded"I'm into python, but not so much into ROS details.
Anyone who can help? I've not found anything on the python readmes and webpage.. oh if it helps:
system is ROS Select 4.28<br><br>[Edited by mfrissen at 08:13, 28/4/2002] ROL decided to not allow you to do what you want on your computer (Ie load the 32bit SharedCLibs). That's bad. It'll still work if you boot into 4.0. That's good The toppings contain potassium benzoate. ... That's bad. |
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johnstlr |
Message #5016, posted at 08:36, 29/4/2002, in reply to message #5015 |
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I think a bigger question is why is Python compiled up to required the 32bit SCL when the 32bit SCL isn't an official release? I assume the newer SCL solves some problem in older versions, otherwise I don't understand why Python has been released in this state. Mind you there are other apps out there that are guilty of this too. |
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mavhc |
Message #5018, posted at 10:25, 29/4/2002, in reply to message #5016 |
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I think a bigger question is why is Python compiled up to required the 32bit SCL when the 32bit SCL isn't an official release?I assume the newer SCL solves some problem in older versions, otherwise I don't understand why Python has been released in this state. Mind you there are other apps out there that are guilty of this too. Indeed, there's no point in releasing 32bit compiled apps, bug the author to release a proper version AND ROL to stop messing us around. |
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mfrissen |
Message #5015, posted at 13:58, 15/6/2002, in reply to message #5014 |
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ROL decided to not allow you to do what you want on your computer (Ie load the 32bit SharedCLibs). That's bad. It'll still work if you boot into 4.0. That's good
i was afraid that was the case.. *sigh*. So, there's no way python will work on select without 32bit SCL?
Hmmm... anyone tried to hack into the romimage with a hex editor, search for the location of the check and remove it?  |
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davidb |
Message #5017, posted at 13:58, 15/6/2002, in reply to message #5016 |
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I think a bigger question is why is Python compiled up to required the 32bit SCL when the 32bit SCL isn't an official release?
I think Dietmar was a bit too enthusiastic about releasing a 32 bit compliant version. 
I assume the newer SCL solves some problem in older versions, otherwise I don't understand why Python has been released in this state.
I remember having a discussion with him about it, but I can't locate the relevant e-mail messages. I think the Python 2.1 package for RISC OS still uses the standard C library so that may be an acceptable alternative for the time being. I don't have a URL for it, so you may have to e-mail Dietmar to get hold of it. |
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