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Basic Windows support for GraalPy #321
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When will the Python plugin for Windows be released? |
Hi @tushanfufu - I'm not sure what you mean by plugin? Limited windows support as described in this issue is already merged in master and can be used when building from source. At this point we don't have a timeline when to release Windows binaries, but what works is tested in our CI, so we won't regress on Windows support, and interested users can build it themselves. |
I tried to compile a simple python script using the latest
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@liudonghua123 did you try running with verbose output? the tool needs to download a couple of gigabytes of resources and the native image build itself also takes about 10 minutes on my machine. |
Thanks, Add Details
It seems the initial setup will download
How can I install (or download to specified location) these files offline? |
if all files are in your m2 repo, you can set an environment variable to point to |
I encountered the following errors when I execute Any ideas on how to solve it? Details
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TL;DR
We plan to gradually add support for Windows to GraalPy.
Goals
To allow relevant use-cases on Windows clients (especially embeddings and desktop applications), we will gradually add support for Windows to GraalPy. This includes being able to run pure Python packages as well as on Unix systems, as well as supporting a wide variety of native extensions running natively.
Non-Goals
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