I had to make another update to this release because I got different errors with a different version of glibc.
The only change is that some memory errors have been fixed.
Also, I’ve made both a windows and a linux binary this time.
You can download this release here.
I’ve released the first alpha version of PyMM, it contains a mostly completed str class.
You can see the release notes here, which explain why it’s “mostly” completed
You can see some documentation here, which includes compiling instructions.
I’ve compiled a windows binary (library file), but I haven’t done a linux one yet.
Update: I had forgotten to include the pymm.h file in the windows binary package,
I’ve re-uploaded the package with the header file this time (sorry to the person who had downloaded it
)
You can check it out here.
This is a small release, the only change is that you no longer have to press enter to set a value, it’s done automatically when you change a value.
You can download it here.
It’s not really an end-user software, it’s a library that will provide Python classes and class methods in C++.
It’s in pre-alpha state though, so it’s not very complete, but I have done some string methods (capitalize, center, count and endswith).
There aren’t any package releases yet, but you can check out the subversion repository at the Sourceforge Project Page.