Gp32 Python Interpreter

[lkgangsta]

Is there a python interpreter for the GP32?
Maybe using GPLinux?
I wouldn't think it would be that difficult to port, but I don't know.

 

[angrypants]

As far as I know there is no native python interpreter for the gp32. I'm sure it would be an awesome port if there where one but I don't know of any at this point.

 

[Quiest]

What is a Python (and I believe we`re not talking about a snake or a Monty here ) ??

 

[don]

What's your idea behind a Python port? Pygame stuff?

 

[lkgangsta]

Python is a scripting language, in other words it's sort of like C or Basic but It's easy to write in and you don't have to compile it.

I have a few games that I wrote that I was going to put on [my GP32] when it comes.
They're all for windows/*nix but they're written in python so I thought I could just run the Python without having to recode it in C.

 

[lkgangsta]

Oh, Also Pymedia which is a library for playing ogg, divx, mp3, xvid, mpeg, jpeg, etc.

 

[c0ncept]

oohhhh....sounds very useful. Is anyone going to volunteer?

 

[don]

Actually, the chances are slim to none. Python relies too much on stuff like stdio to be easily ported. Best chance would be by using the linux version with gp32linux - Keep in mind that interpreted languages are rather slow (okay, there's psyco), so don't expect to get anything besides most basic stuff running okay.