Re: Is wxPhoenix dead or just on hiatus?

> On Sep 22, 2015, at 11:06 AM, Robin Dunn <[email protected]> wrote:
> 
> tjohnson wrote:
>> A related question: Will builds of Phoenix for Python 3.5 be available soon?
>> 
>> I would think there's probably more work involved in supporting 3.5 than
>> there was for 3.4, because 3.5 is built with a newer Windows compiler. I
>> expect this means that different versions of the wxWidgets DLLs need to
>> be used.
> 
> Yeah, I still need to get the new compiler and get it set up on the Windows build machines. In the past I've had 1 year MSDN subscriptions donated to me and that is how I've gotten the compiler upgrades.
> 
> I haven't been following Python 3.5 and VisStudio 2015 news very closely, has anybody heard if there is enough included with the free VisStudio Community edition for building and debugging Python extensions?  (In the past the Express versions were usually crippled in some way, like no 64-bit, no optimizations, or no command-line compiler and tools, etc.)

As of 2013 most of the restrictions they used to impose in the free version were gone, definitely I know 64 bit and command line tools are built in now. It should be a much smoother experience than it was in the good old days. ;-)

Regards,

Kevin

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