I guess that title is self-explanatory. Is there any such effort been made?
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it’s client application (gui intensive)
By porting I was thinking of cross-compiling.
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I guess that title is self-explanatory. Is there any such effort been made?
Some more info:
it’s client application (gui intensive)
By porting I was thinking of cross-compiling.
Between the two, porting to Silverlight is going to be much easier. You can target IronPython and focus primarily on changing/replacing the libraries that you’ve used in your Python app that aren’t available in IronPython.
“Porting” to Flash would be more reasonably written as “rewriting a Python application in ActionScript.” Which, of course, would be easier than a from-scratch implementation, but would be largely a new effort.