Nov-03-2020, 07:27 PM
Hello.
I made a port based on Martin Loewis work, it's basically an update from Windows 8.1 to UWP.
There were some patches from the CPython repositories that were needed to be added and currently there is a limitation with time zones, they are a fixed time zone, Mountain Standard Time (until I realize how to extract time zone names from the UWP runtime).
You can find the work made for this to work at this IronPython Repository, I mistook the C# bindings from UWP as IronPython, sorry about that, it's actually cpython.
Here's how the interpreter looks like running on Windows 10
![[Image: mWO0Bc0.png]](https://i.imgur.com/mWO0Bc0.png)
Please do note that only the debug x64 configuration was tested, in a near future all the remaining configurations will be configured properly (There is only a preprocessor flag regarding wstok and strtok that should be enabled iirc).
Any feedback is appreciated and if you want to test out or want to contribute you're always welcomed.
I made a port based on Martin Loewis work, it's basically an update from Windows 8.1 to UWP.
There were some patches from the CPython repositories that were needed to be added and currently there is a limitation with time zones, they are a fixed time zone, Mountain Standard Time (until I realize how to extract time zone names from the UWP runtime).
You can find the work made for this to work at this IronPython Repository, I mistook the C# bindings from UWP as IronPython, sorry about that, it's actually cpython.
Here's how the interpreter looks like running on Windows 10
Please do note that only the debug x64 configuration was tested, in a near future all the remaining configurations will be configured properly (There is only a preprocessor flag regarding wstok and strtok that should be enabled iirc).
Any feedback is appreciated and if you want to test out or want to contribute you're always welcomed.