I made Linux and MacOS wheels for curlyboi and uploaded them to PyPI! You can now install curlyboi using:
$ pip install curlyboi
Since I used pybind11 (which works with C++ code) to wrap curlyboi, I had to rename all the .c files to .cpp.
I ran into an error when …
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Recently I found this snake game by Julia Evans and thought that it might be fun to go through it to learn more about large-ish C projects and ncurses! I also paired with Edith (who is writing her own text editor from scratch!) to walk through the code and understand …
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Today I read through some open issues on camelot, and found a bug for when you install it from conda-forge. I'd assumed that installing ghostscript from conda-forge installs all of its dependencies. It does, but looks like all the those depedencies are statically linked into one gs executable.
This would've …
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I looked into how to build C extension wheels on Windows over the weekend. Since there isn't a fastmac equivalent to get a Windows machine for debugging, I booted up Windows on my laptop after a really long time! I need to find a fastwin or winfast!
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Today I continued my quest of packaging my Python C extension for multiple OSes. Yesterday while doing a packaging "test run" with the curses "hello world" program, I found that curses is not supported on Windows (it should work with WSL, but not with the "default" Windows terminal I guess …
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