From: Armin R. <ar...@us...> - 2003-08-15 14:04:57
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Update of /cvsroot/psyco/psyco/doc In directory sc8-pr-cvs1:/tmp/cvs-serv14835 Modified Files: psycoguide.tex Log Message: fix the date in the guide Index: psycoguide.tex =================================================================== RCS file: /cvsroot/psyco/psyco/doc/psycoguide.tex,v retrieving revision 1.8 retrieving revision 1.9 diff -C2 -d -r1.8 -r1.9 *** psycoguide.tex 10 Aug 2003 12:03:01 -0000 1.8 --- psycoguide.tex 15 Aug 2003 13:37:17 -0000 1.9 *************** *** 10,14 **** } ! \date{June 5, 2003} \release{1.1} % release version --- 10,14 ---- } ! \date{Aug 15, 2003} \release{1.1} % release version *************** *** 68,77 **** \lineii{ psyco-x.y-OS-2.2.0-1 }{2.2 older than 2.2.2} \lineii{ psyco-x.y-OS-2.2.2 }{2.2.2 and up} ! \lineii{ psyco-x.y-OS-2.3b1 }{2.3b1} \end{tableii} \file{x.y} is the Psyco version number, and \file{OS} is the operating system this version has been compiled for. - - The 2.3 Psyco development occurs in in parallel with Python 2.3 itself. A binary is provided for the current 2.3b1 beta release of Python. In the future, if you want to try Psyco with a more recent release, I would recommend recompiling it. The binaries contain a subdirectory named \file{psyco} which is a Python package (which you can check by looking for the \file{__init__.py} file it contains). Just drop this directory into your \file{site-package} directory. In other words, you need a directory \file{.../python2.x/lib/site-packages/psyco/} which contains the files \file{__init__.py}, \file{core.py}, and so on. --- 68,75 ---- \lineii{ psyco-x.y-OS-2.2.0-1 }{2.2 older than 2.2.2} \lineii{ psyco-x.y-OS-2.2.2 }{2.2.2 and up} ! \lineii{ psyco-x.y-OS-2.3 }{2.3} \end{tableii} \file{x.y} is the Psyco version number, and \file{OS} is the operating system this version has been compiled for. The binaries contain a subdirectory named \file{psyco} which is a Python package (which you can check by looking for the \file{__init__.py} file it contains). Just drop this directory into your \file{site-package} directory. In other words, you need a directory \file{.../python2.x/lib/site-packages/psyco/} which contains the files \file{__init__.py}, \file{core.py}, and so on. |