2012/8/14 Emanuel <eestevez...@gmail.com>

If I read correctly, you've run “abc.py python”, not “python abc.py”.
You have to run “python abc.py” instead.

Anyway, it seems that Windows used the right interpreter for it, so…

You have non-ASCII characters in your source code (accentuated
characters, maybe — at least there is a “ç”). This shouldn't prevent
you from running it using CPython (you have to prepend something like
“# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-” — without the quotes — at the top of the
file), but unfortunately, shedskin only supports ASCII for now.

You should make sure you script can run with CPython. If it can't,
then it will never run with shedskin. If it can, then you can ask
yourself /if/ shedskin can be of any help for your specific usage of
Python. Shedskin is useful to run a script faster than with CPython,
but obviously, the script has to run at all /first/.

Best regards,

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Jérémie