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Preparing to have something concrete to show for dev-day 

However, if you have remarks before the build day, don't
hesitate to send them my way.
Clarified lots of issues.
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@ -94,9 +94,7 @@ Connection to Distutils
will be easy enough to add other Python modules as user requests direct will be easy enough to add other Python modules as user requests direct
us. us.
Software covered by the GNU General Public License
Software covered by the GNU Public License
While many Python modules rely on software distributed under the While many Python modules rely on software distributed under the
GNU General Public License and the GNU Lesser General Public GNU General Public License and the GNU Lesser General Public
@ -108,15 +106,24 @@ Software covered by the GNU Public License
to make closed-source redistribution legal might cost more then to make closed-source redistribution legal might cost more then
the benefits. the benefits.
How It Is Implemented
Sumo-Python is basically be a set of scripts, which download
a Python source tarball, and source tarballs for all the modules.
Then it unpacks everything, modifies Setup.in (or whatever mechanism
will be in place by Python 2.1, and puts in a little
shell script which builds everything. Then it will repack it
into the huge tarball which will be a sumo-python-version.tar.gz,
which users can then download and install.
Inside the tarball, running the script
build-everything [--prefix ...]
Will compile and install a sumo interpreter into specified prefix.
Open Issues Open Issues
Where does all this source live?
What should the build procedure look like?
How are the additional modules tested?
ESR also mentioned libpng, but I don't know of a Python module ESR also mentioned libpng, but I don't know of a Python module
that uses it. that uses it.