[ENet-discuss] Python interface to ENET

[Rene Dudfield]

Lee Salzman wrote:

>I added your autoconf stuff to the distribution. Muchos gracias. Could
>you help me out with an "install" option for the Makefile, though? :)
>
>But, could you write some documentation on how to use your new pyenet
>wrapper before I include it in? 
>
>I am probably going to gear up for a 1.0 release soon. Things that I
>think need to be done first, though:
>
>1) make install
>2) new pyenet docs
>3) finish the stubs for making enet thread safe (might save this for
>after, though)
>
>Any other suggestions from you folks out there?
>
>Lee
>  
>

Yeah, some unittests.  Maybe just testing on the local interface will do 
for most things.  However some way to run tests on seperate hosts would 
be good too.  Once the new pyenet is in, I'll help write some unittests 
for it.  In python that is.  Probably make it so that certain tests will 
be run on a N number of hosts, but have a script which can run them on 
local host.  Perhaps having an enet program running on each test host 
which launches all the seperate tests :)  Would also be nice 
documentation, and a good exercise in learning enet I guess.

Does the new pyenet have a setup file?  If not, take a look at the 
current one.  Not sure if distutils supports pyrex.  Probably the new 
version does?


Have fun!