Re: Pyrex IDE

Bob Ippolito wrote:

> On Apr 19, 2004, at 3:22 AM, Voidspace wrote:
>
> > Anyone got a 'suggested' IDE for working with Pyrex.
> > At the moment I'm using Ultraedit - which is a great text editor - 
> > but I wonder if anyone has a 'syntax highlighted' IDE or can suggest 
> > one.
>
>
> I created a Vim syntax file that highlights some of Pyrex.. it's not 
> great, but it's done a decent enough job for me. 


Interesting.
Maybe I'll have to get 'the' win32 port of Vim... I assume such a thing 
exists.

> > Whilst we're on the subject - anyone know of a freeware console 
> > replacement for Windows. I've found it surprisingly hard to find one 
> > - *almost* tempted to write one ;-)
>
>
> Doesn't cygwin or mingw come with a bash console?  I've been using OS 
> X for the past few years, and have repressed most of my win32 memories.

There is something called Msys for MinGW that I've just got hold of.
It behaves like a console - but the docs say it's not a runtime 
environment and only for building distributions... so I'm not entirely 
sure !!

At least I've managed to get disutils using gcc now..... I can't get 
disutils to use my disutils.cfg though - I just specify the compiler 
when I build the package.

Thanks

Fuzzy


> -bob

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