[9fans] Python3 for Plan9

[Devyn Collier Johnson]

Aloha Plan9 fans!

I am new to Plan9 and I plan to use it for robotics. However, I am
unable to find a Python3 interpreter that would run on a Plan9 system on
an ARM system. Does such a package exist?

Mahalo,

***@Gmail.com

[erik quanstrom]

Post by Devyn Collier Johnson
Aloha Plan9 fans!
I am new to Plan9 and I plan to use it for robotics. However, I am
unable to find a Python3 interpreter that would run on a Plan9 system on
an ARM system. Does such a package exist?

not out o the box, but jas' python port on bitbucket is close. we haven't
tried out python 3 yet, and we've been ignoring arm but we are following
the tip, so python 3 might just work on 386/amd64.

i- erik

[Devyn Collier Johnson]

Post by erik quanstrom

Post by Devyn Collier Johnson
Aloha Plan9 fans!
I am new to Plan9 and I plan to use it for robotics. However, I am
unable to find a Python3 interpreter that would run on a Plan9 system on
an ARM system. Does such a package exist?

not out o the box, but jas' python port on bitbucket is close. we haven't
tried out python 3 yet, and we've been ignoring arm but we are following
the tip, so python 3 might just work on 386/amd64.
i- erik

Thanks anyway. I am new to cross compiling, so I assume it is not as
easy as downloading the source code and compiling?

Mahalo,

***@Gmail.com

[Matthew Veety]

No it is. Just use the compilers for the other arch.

Post by erik quanstrom

Post by Devyn Collier Johnson
Aloha Plan9 fans!
I am new to Plan9 and I plan to use it for robotics. However, I am
unable to find a Python3 interpreter that would run on a Plan9 system on
an ARM system. Does such a package exist?

not out o the box, but jas' python port on bitbucket is close. we haven't
tried out python 3 yet, and we've been ignoring arm but we are following
the tip, so python 3 might just work on 386/amd64.
i- erik

Thanks anyway. I am new to cross compiling, so I assume it is not as easy as downloading the source code and compiling?
Mahalo,

[Devyn Collier Johnson]

Post by Matthew Veety
No it is. Just use the compilers for the other arch.

Post by erik quanstrom

Post by Devyn Collier Johnson
Aloha Plan9 fans!
I am new to Plan9 and I plan to use it for robotics. However, I am
unable to find a Python3 interpreter that would run on a Plan9 system on
an ARM system. Does such a package exist?

not out o the box, but jas' python port on bitbucket is close. we haven't
tried out python 3 yet, and we've been ignoring arm but we are following
the tip, so python 3 might just work on 386/amd64.
i- erik

Thanks anyway. I am new to cross compiling, so I assume it is not as easy as downloading the source code and compiling?
Mahalo,

Thanks! I will try that sometime.

Mahalo,

DCJ

[michaelian ennis]

I think you will find most things sought after from python 3 are available
in 2.7. In addition there is a plan9 module included giving you the
building blocks to build plan9-centric tools.
https://bitbucket.org/jas/cpython

Ian


On Tue, Aug 13, 2013 at 4:58 AM, Devyn Collier Johnson <

Post by Devyn Collier Johnson

Post by Matthew Veety
No it is. Just use the compilers for the other arch.

Post by Devyn Collier Johnson

Post by erik quanstrom

Post by Devyn Collier Johnson
Aloha Plan9 fans!
I am new to Plan9 and I plan to use it for robotics. However, I am
unable to find a Python3 interpreter that would run on a Plan9 system on
an ARM system. Does such a package exist?

not out o the box, but jas' python port on bitbucket is close. we haven't
tried out python 3 yet, and we've been ignoring arm but we are following
the tip, so python 3 might just work on 386/amd64.
i- erik

Thanks anyway. I am new to cross compiling, so I assume it is not as
easy as downloading the source code and compiling?
Mahalo,

Thanks! I will try that sometime.
Mahalo,
DCJ

[Jeff Sickel]

Just remember that there is a small mercurial dependency that's currently not
fully tracked. Our patches to Selenic have started to be rolled in, but it may
still take a few more days before a Mercurial 2.7.1 release that has all of our
changes in place.

Feel free to track the cpython bitbucket fork for our most recent changes.
The mercurial pieces will be updated in short order. And, as time allows, I'll
try my best to remember to push changes up to my contrib area on sources.

-jas

I think you will find most things sought after from python 3 are available in 2.7. In addition there is a plan9 module included giving you the building blocks to build plan9-centric tools. https://bitbucket.org/jas/cpython
Ian
No it is. Just use the compilers for the other arch.
Aloha Plan9 fans!
I am new to Plan9 and I plan to use it for robotics. However, I am
unable to find a Python3 interpreter that would run on a Plan9 system on
an ARM system. Does such a package exist?
not out o the box, but jas' python port on bitbucket is close. we haven't
tried out python 3 yet, and we've been ignoring arm but we are following
the tip, so python 3 might just work on 386/amd64.
i- erik
Thanks anyway. I am new to cross compiling, so I assume it is not as easy as downloading the source code and compiling?
Mahalo,
Thanks! I will try that sometime.
Mahalo,
DCJ

[Steven Stallion]

Interesting. Your factotum change broke global authentication. The
purpose of the * realm (look at the comments at the top of
factotum.py) was intended to act as a default. Please fix this.

Post by Jeff Sickel
Just remember that there is a small mercurial dependency that's currently not
fully tracked. Our patches to Selenic have started to be rolled in, but it may
still take a few more days before a Mercurial 2.7.1 release that has all of our
changes in place.
Feel free to track the cpython bitbucket fork for our most recent changes.
The mercurial pieces will be updated in short order. And, as time allows, I'll
try my best to remember to push changes up to my contrib area on sources.
-jas

I think you will find most things sought after from python 3 are available in 2.7. In addition there is a plan9 module included giving you the building blocks to build plan9-centric tools. https://bitbucket.org/jas/cpython
Ian
No it is. Just use the compilers for the other arch.
Aloha Plan9 fans!
I am new to Plan9 and I plan to use it for robotics. However, I am
unable to find a Python3 interpreter that would run on a Plan9 system on
an ARM system. Does such a package exist?
not out o the box, but jas' python port on bitbucket is close. we haven't
tried out python 3 yet, and we've been ignoring arm but we are following
the tip, so python 3 might just work on 386/amd64.
i- erik
Thanks anyway. I am new to cross compiling, so I assume it is not as easy as downloading the source code and compiling?
Mahalo,
Thanks! I will try that sometime.
Mahalo,
DCJ

[Devyn Collier Johnson]

Post by Jeff Sickel
Just remember that there is a small mercurial dependency that's currently not
fully tracked. Our patches to Selenic have started to be rolled in, but it may
still take a few more days before a Mercurial 2.7.1 release that has all of our
changes in place.
Feel free to track the cpython bitbucket fork for our most recent changes.
The mercurial pieces will be updated in short order. And, as time allows, I'll
try my best to remember to push changes up to my contrib area on sources.
-jas

I think you will find most things sought after from python 3 are available in 2.7. In addition there is a plan9 module included giving you the building blocks to build plan9-centric tools. https://bitbucket.org/jas/cpython
Ian
No it is. Just use the compilers for the other arch.
Aloha Plan9 fans!
I am new to Plan9 and I plan to use it for robotics. However, I am
unable to find a Python3 interpreter that would run on a Plan9 system on
an ARM system. Does such a package exist?
not out o the box, but jas' python port on bitbucket is close. we haven't
tried out python 3 yet, and we've been ignoring arm but we are following
the tip, so python 3 might just work on 386/amd64.
i- erik
Thanks anyway. I am new to cross compiling, so I assume it is not as easy as downloading the source code and compiling?
Mahalo,
Thanks! I will try that sometime.
Mahalo,
DCJ

I downloaded the Python 3.3.2 code and cross-compiled it for ARM
systems. I currently do not have an ARM Plan9 system to test this on. Is
there some special Plan9 repository for Plan9 like how many Linux
developers have Launchpad and Github? How can I be the "official ARM
Plan9 Python3 supplier"?

I am new to Plan9. I know there is a lot of documentation on the
Internet, but is there anything in particular that is highly recommended?


Mahalo,

***@Gmail.com

[Alex Jordan]

Post by Jeff Sickel
Just remember that there is a small mercurial dependency that's currently not
fully tracked. Our patches to Selenic have started to be rolled in, but it may
still take a few more days before a Mercurial 2.7.1 release that has all of our
changes in place.
Feel free to track the cpython bitbucket fork for our most recent changes.
The mercurial pieces will be updated in short order. And, as time allows, I'll
try my best to remember to push changes up to my contrib area on sources.
-jas
On Aug 13, 2013, at 11:40 PM, michaelian ennis <

Post by michaelian ennis
I think you will find most things sought after from python 3 are

available in 2.7. In addition there is a plan9 module included giving you
the building blocks to build plan9-centric tools.
https://bitbucket.org/jas/cpython

Post by Jeff Sickel

Post by michaelian ennis
Ian
On Tue, Aug 13, 2013 at 4:58 AM, Devyn Collier Johnson <
No it is. Just use the compilers for the other arch.
On Aug 12, 2013, at 21:35, Devyn Collier Johnson <
Aloha Plan9 fans!
I am new to Plan9 and I plan to use it for robotics. However, I am
unable to find a Python3 interpreter that would run on a Plan9 system on
an ARM system. Does such a package exist?
not out o the box, but jas' python port on bitbucket is close. we haven't
tried out python 3 yet, and we've been ignoring arm but we are following
the tip, so python 3 might just work on 386/amd64.
i- erik
Thanks anyway. I am new to cross compiling, so I assume it is not as

easy as downloading the source code and compiling?

Post by Jeff Sickel

Post by michaelian ennis
Mahalo,
Thanks! I will try that sometime.
Mahalo,
DCJ

I downloaded the Python 3.3.2 code and cross-compiled it for ARM systems.

I currently do not have an ARM Plan9 system to test this on. Is there some
special Plan9 repository for Plan9 like how many Linux developers have
Launchpad and Github? How can I be the "official ARM Plan9 Python3
supplier"?

I am new to Plan9. I know there is a lot of documentation on the

Internet, but is there anything in particular that is highly recommended?

Mahalo,

Get a contrib directory.

[Devyn Collier Johnson]

On Aug 16, 2013 8:22 PM, "Devyn Collier Johnson"

Post by Devyn Collier Johnson
I downloaded the Python 3.3.2 code and cross-compiled it for ARM

systems. I currently do not have an ARM Plan9 system to test this on.
Is there some special Plan9 repository for Plan9 like how many Linux
developers have Launchpad and Github? How can I be the "official ARM
Plan9 Python3 supplier"?

Post by Devyn Collier Johnson
I am new to Plan9. I know there is a lot of documentation on the

Internet, but is there anything in particular that is highly recommended?

Post by Devyn Collier Johnson
Mahalo,

Get a contrib directory.

Thanks! I will look into that.

DCJ

[Jacob Todd]

No, sorry.

On Mon, Aug 12, 2013 at 7:13 PM, Devyn Collier Johnson

Post by Devyn Collier Johnson
Aloha Plan9 fans!
I am new to Plan9 and I plan to use it for robotics. However, I am unable
to find a Python3 interpreter that would run on a Plan9 system on an ARM
system. Does such a package exist?
Mahalo,