This installer helps you to install Stackless Python within your existing CPython installation. It is compatible with easy_install, pip and virtualenv.
In general the installer adds a new executable (slpython) and a few modules to your Python installation. The installer does not modify the existing CPython installation. You can’t access the installed modules from CPython.
Windows 32 or 64 bit
This installer adds two additional executables slpython.exe and slpythonw.exe to your Python installation.
Linux AMD64 (UCS4)
This installer adds a new command slpythonX.Y to your python installation.
Hg repository: https://bitbucket.org/akruis/slp-installer
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