Integrating Python, was Re: The New Product

[Stefan Csomor]

Hi Xavier

And this was from https://www.python.org/downloads/ ? I'm right now linking against the 3.10 python release which gets installed into

/Library/Frameworks/Python.framework/Versions/3.10/Python

Best,

Stefan

Am 19.10.22, 18:31 schrieb "omnisdev-en im Auftrag von IT" <omnisdev-en-bounces at lists.omnis-dev.com im Auftrag von it at plastipol.com>:

    Hi,

    I have python 3 instaled on Intel Mac.

    xavier



    > El 19 oct 2022, a las 15:08, Stefan Csomor <csomor at advancedconcepts.ch> escribió:
    > 
    > Hi
    > 
    > Yes, exactly. Did you already install Python 3 on that machine ? is it a Apple Silicon or Intel base mac ?
    > 
    > Best,
    > 
    > Stefan
    > 
    > Am 19.10.22, 12:13 schrieb "omnisdev-en im Auftrag von Phil (OmnisList)" <omnisdev-en-bounces at lists.omnis-dev.com im Auftrag von phil at pgpotter.co.uk>:
    > 
    >    Xavier,
    > 
    >    xcomps report this when they can't find some dynamic libs or other such 
    >    external libraries to run with.
    > 
    >    I believe in this case you will need either libpython2.7.dylib or 
    >    equivalent v3 version libpython3.7.dylib.
    > 
    >    regards
    >    Phil Potter
    >    Based in Chester in the UK.
    > 
    >    On 19/10/2022 07:23, IT wrote:
    >> Hi Stefan
    >> 
    >> I’m getting the next error in Omnis trace log starting Omnis 10.2 31315
    >> 
    >>  opython3.u_xcomp component couldn't be loaded because the  code fragment is missing.
    >> 
    >> Any clues?
    >> 
    >> xavier
    >> 
    >> 
    >>> El 29 may 2022, a las 17:15, Stefan Csomor<csomor at advancedconcepts.ch>  escribió:
    >>> 
    >>> Hi
    >>> 
    >>>>  But a good python integration literally opens up the whole of the python
    >>>>  extensions world to be available inside Omnis.
    >>> I've done a presentation of Python integration into Omnis in 2008, I've also pushed the code to github, updated for Python 3,https://github.com/advancedconcepts/opython  but this was rather for integrating Python into the main / GUI thread.
    >>> 
    >>> The problem with background language workers using python is that CPython itself is not very well suited to profit from multiple cores when multithreading - there still is a global object GIL (Global Interpreter Lock) that each thread has to acquire when active, so in order to really profit from multi-core / multi-processor machines you'd have to use a multi-process solution, which is a little bit more complex. (When your python multi-threaded code is primarily IO bound or effectively wrapping a c-library that itself is benefitting from multiple cores then things are different of course).
    >>> 
    >>> Just my 0.02$
    >>> 
    >>> Best,
    >>> 
    >>> 
    >>> Stefan
    >>> 
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