Python extensions and lcc-win32

[bowman]

Kaloian Doganov <kaloian at europe.com> wrote:

>In fact, I'm looking for a non-MSVC solution to write Python extensions.
>So, any GCC or lcc-win32 tips are appreciated.

I've never tried lcc for Python extensions, but you might ask on the lcc ng.
There are several gcc or egcs ports to DOS/Windows.

www.delorie.com  is the djgpp compiler and tool set. It is DOS oriented and
a very robust set.

www.cygnus.com is the home of Cygwin. Cygwin is the tool of choice for ports 
from Linux to Dos/Windows. It pretty much replicates a mini-*nix environment 
under Windows.

There are links at that site to Mingw32, which is my favorite for Windows apps.
Ming is closely related to Cygwin. It was always the egcs port vs. gcc, but that
distinction is getting moot.

Any of these should work fine.