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    ...="http://us.pycon.org/2008/registration/" target="_blank">Register for PyCon here.</a></p> <p><a href="http://us.pycon.org/2008/registration/hotel/" target="_blank">Hotel reservation info & links.</a></p> <p>See you at the conference!

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  • Python Special Interest Groups

    Python Special Interest Groups About There are a number of Special Interest Groups (SIGs) for focused collaborative efforts to develop, improve, or maintain specific Python resources. Each SIG has a charter, a coordinator, a mailing list, and a directory on the Python website. SIG membership is informal, defined by subscription to the SIG's mailing list. Anyone can join a SIG, and participate in the development discussions via the SIG's mailing list. Below is the list of currently active ...

  • Python Special Interest Groups - Coordinator Resource Guide

    Python Special Interest Groups - Coordinator Resource Guide Each PSA SIG </community/sigs> coordinator has at their disposal: A Mailman mailing list A SIG Web directory, situated in http://python.org/community/sigs/ </community/sigs/> These resources are available on python.org, under the name of the SIG. The SIG coordinator has remote control of them, with email and web-mediated administrative authority of the mailing list. Currently, SIG coordinators do not have direct acces...

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  • SIG for Supporting Use of the Python/C API

    SIG for Supporting Use of the Python/C API SIG for Supporting Use of the Python/C API The Python/C API SIG is a forum for discussions about the discussion and support using the Python/C API in extending or embedding python.

  • SIG for development of Python/C++ integration

    SIG for development of Python/C++ integration SIG for development of Python/C++ integration The Python C++ SIG is a forum for discussions about the integration of Python and C++, with an emphasis on the development of the Boost.Python library. At the point of this writing (Jan 2002), Boost.Python is undergoing a major rewrite to add powerful new features and to take full advantage of the new type system introduced in Python 2.2. Suggestions regarding the direction of the develop...

  • SIG on Tabular Databases in Python

    SIG on Tabular Databases in Python SIG on Tabular Databases in Python This list is intended to work through and resolve issues related to tabular database access from Python. Being somewhat related, this list may also cover persistency issues in Python. The list will cover a number of topics, attempting to produce documentation, modules, and/or sample code.

  • Python Tabular Databases SIG: Status

    Python Tabular Databases SIG: Status Python Tabular Databases SIG: Status April 7, 1999: Revision 2.0 of the Database API specification has been issued as PEP 249. Version 1.0 of the spec is still available as PEP 248, and the topic guide lists modules that comply with it. With the 2.0 revision of the spec completed, possible future directions and discussions may focus on refinements of the specification and implementations for new databases. Object-oriented databases (OOD...

  • Python Distutils-SIG: Introduction

    Python Distutils-SIG: Introduction Python Distutils-SIG: Introduction Charter The Distutils-SIG exists to discuss the design, implementation, and maintenance of a suite of module distribution utilities for Python. These utilities are grouped in the 'distutils' package in Python. The goal of distutils is to make building, packaging, distributing, and installing Python modules, extensions, and applications painless and standardized. There ...

  • Python Distutils-SIG: Design Proposal

    ...= "mymod" version = "1.2", author = "Greg Ward <gward@cnri.reston.va.us>", description = "A very simple, one-module distribution") setup (distclass = MyDistribution) This is overkill for a small distribution: we're defining a new class solely to provide attribute values, when distutils.core.setup exists mainly to let us do this anyways. Nevertheless, OO purists will like this -- and undoubtedly there will be times when the client w...

  • Python Distutils-SIG: Documentation

    Python Distutils-SIG: Documentation Python Distutils-SIG: Documentation User Documents Two documents have been written to cover the Distutils, and are part of Python's standard documentation set: Installing Python Modules This is for end-users, system administrators, and Python programmers who need to install third-party modules to their existing Python installation. It focusses on using the Distutils, b...

  • Python Distutils-SIG: Design Proposal

    ...= "mymod" version = "1.2", author = "Greg Ward <gward@cnri.reston.va.us>", description = "A very simple, one-module distribution") setup (distclass = MyDistribution) This is overkill for a small distribution: we're defining a new class solely to provide attribute values, when distutils.core.setup exists mainly to let us do this anyways. Nevertheless, OO purists will like this -- and undoubtedly there will be times when the client w...

  • Python Distutils-SIG: Proposed User Interface

    Python Distutils-SIG: Proposed User Interface Python Distutils-SIG Proposed User Interface In addition to identifying the common tasks and division of labour involved in developing, distributing, and installing Python modules, the "Extension Building Considered Painful" Developer's Day Session also came up with a proposed user interface. The core idea of the interface is that the module developer would provide a small Python script, called setup.py ...

  • Summary of "Extension Building" Session

    ...= 'mymod', version_from = 'mymod.py', pyfiles = ['mymod.py', 'othermod.py'], cfiles = ['myext.c']) Obviously, custom configuration code would just be written in Python before or after the call to distutils.setup; it's not clear how to make this code interact with everything that lies behind distutils.setup. The main competing idea is to do things in a more OO manner, by defining a subclass and overriding...

  • Python Distutils-SIG: Requirements

    Python Distutils-SIG: Requirements Python Distutils-SIG Requirements The proposed Module Distribution Utilities for Python, or distutils for short, are needed to fill a number of long-standing holes in the Python distribution and culture. In roughly decreasing order of priority: There must be an easy, standardized way for users and administrators to add new modules (including extension modules) to an existing Python installatio...

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