lcompilers
Why don't you upload lpython to PyPI?
It would be good if you could upload lpython to PyPI so that we can install it via pip. This would make it more convenient for people to install lpython without having to install Anaconda.
Hello @Foxchandaisuki! LPython is not a Python package, but a compiler built using LLVM. It aims to be a subset of Python and compiled by nature. It cannot be uploaded to PyPi.
If you are facing issues with the build process, please let us know. We are more than happy to help you!
Hello @Foxchandaisuki! LPython is not a Python package, but a compiler built using LLVM. It aims to be a subset of Python and compiled by nature. It cannot be uploaded to PyPi.
If you are facing issues with the build process, please let us know. We are more than happy to help you!
@kmr-srbh Thank you for answer. Then do you have a plan to make LPython a standalone implementation that doesn't require Anaconda to be installed, like CPython?
We can't upload until this issue is resolved: https://github.com/pypi/support/issues/3204. I just pinged the PyPi admins again.
We can't upload until this issue is resolved: pypi/support#3204. I just pinged the PyPi admins again.
Thanks for this @certik! I did not know that software binaries could be packaged to PyPi. Please pardon me for the mistake.
why not use a pypi name like lcompiler or lcompilerpython or lcpython?
BTW: there is a pypi project named lpython-emulation
BTW: there is a pypi project named lpython-emulation
Yes, there is. It is maintained by me. We have our src/runtime/lpython.py (which contains the typing utilities) deployed there.
