Comments on: Porting lighttpd to the iPhone http://www.lighty2go.com/hacks/30/porting-lighttpd-to-the-iphone/ A portable LiMP Stack on a Stick... Sat, 10 Dec 2011 05:28:32 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Alice McGregor http://www.lighty2go.com/hacks/30/porting-lighttpd-to-the-iphone/comment-page-1/#comment-102 Alice McGregor Tue, 17 Jun 2008 05:59:42 +0000 http://www.lighty2go.com/hacks/30/porting-lighttpd-to-the-iphone/#comment-102 Also note that one of the size issues with Python is that the source code for each module is included. If you want, you can have Python byte-compile all of the modules, then you can just delete the original .py files to save space. (.pyc, compiled code, and .pyo, optimized compiled code you should keep). Note that this makes development introspection a little more difficult for many debuggers, documentation builders like epydoc, and interactive shells like ipython. Also note that one of the size issues with Python is that the source code for each module is included. If you want, you can have Python byte-compile all of the modules, then you can just delete the original .py files to save space. (.pyc, compiled code, and .pyo, optimized compiled code you should keep).

Note that this makes development introspection a little more difficult for many debuggers, documentation builders like epydoc, and interactive shells like ipython.

]]> By: Alice McGregor http://www.lighty2go.com/hacks/30/porting-lighttpd-to-the-iphone/comment-page-1/#comment-85 Alice McGregor Wed, 23 Jan 2008 19:40:22 +0000 http://www.lighty2go.com/hacks/30/porting-lighttpd-to-the-iphone/#comment-85 Lighttpd will run on any Mobile OSX - that's the iPhone from the first version up and the iPod Touch from the first version up. Getting it on was difficult in the early days, but Installer.app makes it much, much easier. Lighttpd will run on any Mobile OSX – that’s the iPhone from the first version up and the iPod Touch from the first version up. Getting it on was difficult in the early days, but Installer.app makes it much, much easier.

]]> By: Tom http://www.lighty2go.com/hacks/30/porting-lighttpd-to-the-iphone/comment-page-1/#comment-76 Tom Sun, 09 Dec 2007 20:32:37 +0000 http://www.lighty2go.com/hacks/30/porting-lighttpd-to-the-iphone/#comment-76 So you dropped PHP for Python.... That's interesting .... I have been looking at Python - but the Windows implementation of it always seems to be kind of big in terms of MBs. And then kinda makes L2G a little harder to keep portable. Hey thanks for stopping by the site .... BTW if you stop by again -- A quick question... Will your port work on the iTouch too? --Tom So you dropped PHP for Python….
That’s interesting ….
I have been looking at Python – but the Windows implementation of it always seems to be kind of big in terms of MBs. And then kinda makes L2G a little harder to keep portable.
Hey thanks for stopping by the site ….
BTW if you stop by again — A quick question…
Will your port work on the iTouch too?

–Tom

]]> By: Alice McGregor http://www.lighty2go.com/hacks/30/porting-lighttpd-to-the-iphone/comment-page-1/#comment-75 Alice McGregor Sun, 09 Dec 2007 12:18:12 +0000 http://www.lighty2go.com/hacks/30/porting-lighttpd-to-the-iphone/#comment-75 Thanks! ;^) I highly approve of your work, too, though PHP is no longer my language of choice. A LiMP stack with Python instead of PHP would be great! — Alice. Thanks! ;^) I highly approve of your work, too, though PHP is no longer my language of choice. A LiMP stack with Python instead of PHP would be great!

— Alice.

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