Gp32 Python Interpreter


lkgangsta

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