Ipython Notebook z Mingw-w64-gcc/MSYS2 działa ładnie pod Windows.
Zeromq, jinja2 i sqlite są w repo MSYS2 więc można je zainstalować pacmanem. pyzmq, tornado i pysegments instaluje się przez pip, który jest w paczce mingw-w64-i686-python3-pip.
Super sprawa do testów Cythona i Pythona. W oficjalnym Pythonie nie udało mi się zmusić mingw-w64-gcc do kompilowania Cythona, choć wszystkie zależności notepada instalują się ładnie z pip.
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MSYS2 has mingw-w64-cython already so you do not need to compile it.
Yeah, I suppose you translated it in google translator and it did it wrong ;). What I meant was that after installing Cython on CPython (official Python release from python.org) on Windows I couldn’t configure python-notebook in a way allowing to use mingw-w64-gcc as a compiler for %cython_magic. That’s why I decided to try msys and then stumbled upon msys2. It works beautifully in Python installed on msys2. Zeromq, jinja2 and sqlite are in msys2 repository, pyzmq, tornado and pysegments have to be installed using pip.
Yes, it was a Google translate failure I fear!
I actually took the zeromq package from you:
https://github.com/Alexpux/MINGW-packages/blob/master/mingw-w64-zeromq/PKGBUILD
.. and added libsodium. I hope you don’t mind 🙂
Now if only chromium could be compiled with mingw-w64 then we’d have everything needed for this.
Thanks for your work on msys2, it’s a great tool and makes Windows systems definitely more useful 😉