Re: Bootstrap-scons: a zero-dependency script for bootstrapping SCons and Python on Windows

I'm not sure how hard it is to download python and then pip install scons?
Are you using pip to install scons if not installed?
Are you createing a virtualenv or installing it in the python installl/?

-Bill

On Mon, Mar 18, 2019 at 11:37 PM Ryan Saunders <[email protected]> wrote:

> Hello!
>
> This is to announce the v1.0 release of bootstrap-scons
> <https://github.com/jediry/bootstrap-scons>, which I created for a
> personal project, and which I hope will be useful to others.
>
> One of the hurdles to building a project with SCons on Windows is the
> manual effort of installing dependencies. Unlike the UNIX world, where you
> can just say "./configure && make" to get up and running, on Windows you
> typically have to manually download and install SCons, and probably also
> Python...kind of a lot of effort.
>
> bootstrap-scons aims to make using SCons on Windows friction-free. This
> set of scripts uses only capabilities available out-of-the-box on any
> recent versions of Windows, to automatically locate and use any installed
> copies of SCons/Python, or optionally, to download them if not found.
>
> Read more at: https://github.com/jediry/bootstrap-scons
>
> Feedback, feature requests and bug reports welcome. (Note: while this _
> *should*_ work on versions of Windows as far back as XP, I’ve only tested
> it on Win10 so far…if you try it on an earlier version, please report any
> issues on the GitHub issue tracker.)
>
> Ryan
>
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