It incorporates my take on Kobus' strategy to run PyPy just for slicing
and Python for profile editing and anything else. You can get a Windows
PyPy distro from
http://pypy.org/download.htmlI used
https://bitbucket.org/pypy/pypy/downloads/pypy-1.9-win32.zipwhich you can use on Win 7 x64 (I did).
Then from the "Advanced" tab of the "Preferences" window, you can click the
"Set PyPy Interpreter…" button. Then navigate to the installed PyPy and select
the pypy.exe file. Then click the not-well-named-for-this-usage "Open" button.
Then you're set: when you slice, PyPy should be used. (You can see it in
Task Manager.)
Note you still need Python installed. And it needs to be a 2.x version.
I used 2.7 for Windows x64. Do not use 3.x as it won't work for you:
the Tkinter module was changed to be named "tkinter". (Presumably, there
were interface changes.) SF-50 expects a module named "Tkinter" and so
you need Pythin 2.x for SF-50.
Thanks again to Kobus du Toit.
Dan