[Lemon-user] pyLemon

[Leopold Kuttner]

Hello again,

I'm a little embarassed, I just tried it on a 32bit system with Python
2.7.10 x32 and it worked. I'm sorry to have bothered you... But I still
have another question: pyLemon was last changed on 2009-01-14, how much out
of date is pyLemon then (same bugs/functionality as in Dec 06, 2008: Lemon
1.0.2)?
On the homepage it says it's a Python language binding, I don't really know
what that means? Therefore does it make sense to use pyLemon or should I
look out for a Python alternative (If you can tell me any I would be very
grateful)?
Especially taking into account that I didn't find any information on people
using pyLemon (not through google and not in the Lemon-user archives), it
hasnt been updated since early 2009 and still is denoted as Lemon-0.1.

Regards,

Leo



On Mon, May 25, 2015 at 10:41 PM, Leopold Kuttner <leo.kuttner at gmail.com>
wrote:

> Hi,
>
> I was trying to get pyLemon to run without success. The pyLemon you can
> download via https://lemon.cs.elte.hu/trac/lemon has a faulty setup.py,
> it wants to include a "emon.lib", which obviously should be "lemon.lib".
>
> I'm on win7 64bits, Python 2.7.9 x64, Lemon 1.3.1
>
> Then when fixing this (and going through all the hassle with Visual C++
> for Python 2.7, setting the include and lib paths in vcvarsall.bat etc...)
> and running "python setup.py install" the install seems to work, but then I
> get multiple variations of Linker errors, specifically: LNK4197, LNK2019,
> LNK2001 which lead to fatal error LNK1120.
> I put the full error log into the attachement (do attachements work here?).
>
> So now I would like to know if anyone of you uses pyLemon and if you had
> problems installing it.
> If so, can you comment? If not do you know of any good Python
> alternatives/equivalents to Lemon for C++?
>
> Regards,
>
> Leo
>
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