Welcome to the "PC" subdirectory of the Python distribution!\r
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+(NOTE: the project files for MS VC++ 5.x are now in the PCbuild\r
+directory. See the file readme.txt there for instructions.)\r
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This "PC" subdirectory contains complete project files to make\r
several PC ports of Python, as well as all the PC-specific\r
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(For historic reasons this uses the filename "vc40"; it has been tested\r
-most recently with VC 4.2. See below for VC 5.x.)\r
+most recently with VC 4.2. See ../PCbuild for VC 5.x.)\r
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NOTE: VC 4.2 support is eroding, as I no longer have a VC 4.2\r
installation. Some newer files need to be added to the project.\r
Tkinter.py module must be on PYTHONPATH. It is found in the\r
Lib\tkinter subdirectory.\r
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-Microsoft Visual C++ Version 5.x (Developer Studio)\r
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-For Visual C++ 5.x (Developer Studio) the instructions are somewhat\r
-different again. Three project files (*.dsp) and a workspace file\r
-(pcbuild.dsw) are provided in the subdirectory vc5x. (These are the\r
-same three subprojects as discussed for VC++ 4.x.)\r
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-To use these, copy the files from vc5x to the toplevel PCbuild\r
-directory. Then open the pcbuild.dsw workspace file with Developer\r
-Studio. Select the Debug configuration (use Set Active\r
-Configuration... in the Build menu) and build the python15 and python\r
-projects (in that order). If you have Tcl/Tk 8.0 installed you can\r
-also try building the _tkinter project. If you plan to use the parser\r
-module, also build that project.\r
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Additional files and subdirectories for 32-bit Windows\r
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