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It's not first class support but it goes a long to patch potholes in a bumpy road to installing extensions from source. Motivated but unkowledgeable users are m
by marmaduke 11y ago
It's not first class support but it goes a long to patch potholes in a bumpy road to installing extensions from source. Motivated but unkowledgeable users are much more likely to succeed with this info while the benefit between just a blog post and having it built in to OS may be negligible (while the technical investment of building the compiler into the OS could be significant).
By the way MS provides free official VMs for testing IE but work just fine for building wheels.
- tdicola 11y agoYeah I've used those VMs and it's nice but they're only valid for 90 days and IMHO the licensing is kind of murky (it says they're only for testing IE). You also don't have a choice of 32bit vs. 64bit VM (I've noticed the win 7 VM is 32 bit, the win 10 VM is 64 bit for example). There really should just be 100% free for any use VMs that never expire for library maintainers to use.