Welcome to Python-PSP
This is the project page for Sony's PSP version of the Python programming language. This is both a Wiki and an issue tracking system. See TracGuide for details.
You might want to check Carlos Eduardo's port of Stackless Python to this platform too.
How to contribute
Because of heavy spam problem, anonymous users can't edit the wiki or create/modify tickets. You'll have to log in using the 'pspuser' login and 'pspuser' password.
News
26/08/2007: New release. Serious bugfix: a file handle leak when loading JPEG files. This should fix ticket #373.
18/08/2007: New release, fixing #369 and #346. pysqlite is now available in Python-PSP. You should update the standard library as well.
18/08/2007: Some downtime for both SVN and Trac because of a system meltdown. Everything is up again now.
09/07/2007: Carlos Eduardo has joined the 'team', which is therefore actually a 'team'. He has worked, as you may have noticed, on a port of Stackless Python to the PSP, as well as an upgrade to Python 2.5, which will be hopefully be officially released as soon as I find some time to test it, meaning to compare the pros (new syntax sugar, elementtree included, and so on) with the drawbacks (potentially higher memory usage). Having two people working on this will hopefully make the "process more pro-active", as may say a manager. Which I'm not.
18/03/2007: New release fixing #359, #360 and #361. You should update the standard library as well as the interpreter because of #359.
Starting
- Installation guide
- Tutorial
- Module reference
Downloads
Code samples
Network
Misc
- Transformation -- how to use the psp2d.Transform class
- Timer -- how to use psp2d.Timer
