Python for WEC2013?

Hello,
we want to embed a scripting language into our native C++ application for customer specific adaptions/extensions.
I already embedded
Lua, which was fairly easy to integrate and fulfills our requirements:
call a script function from c++
calling c++ functions from script
Our Boss wants us to evaluate
Python too, but i didn't find binaries for Windows Embedded Compact and compiling the sources for WEC2013 gives me a zillion compiler errors.
I found
PythonCE, but it looks rather inactive and i think i have to invest some time to build it for WEC2013.
So my question is: have anyone already embedded Python into a native C++ WEC2013 application and could give me some advice?

I'm using this Lightsabre app (v0.2) on my E72 and it works. (the image display on the E72 seems to be slight cropped on the edges, probably because the app is designed for phones with bigger resolution display though). Didn't need to install Python for it to work (I hadn't installed Python on my cellphone when I installed that Lightsabre app that time).
(I forgot if I had to install the N95Accelerometer sensor API .sis installer or it's not needed, I recall I did try installing it though.)
http://graho.wordpress.com/2009/04/23/lightsabre-5th-edtion-v02/
However, I did try MarbleMaze (trial versions) and I think it didn't need Python either.
I installed the v1.70 which installed successfully, unfortunately, the marble ball doesn't move when I orient my phone (ball gets stuck in one corner of the screen, although moving my E72's optical pad sometimes "wiggles" the ball.
I also tried installing the v1.80 (for Nokia XM 5800), but I recall it didn't install or didn't run at all.
~~~~~
Granted, I did try installing Python 1.9.7 and could run the pre-included scripts. But other than the pre-installed ones, I haven't been able to run other "Python-required" apps (eg. Python apps like SlidEscape, CarMeter -- didn't seem to work even after I installed Python 1.9.7 on the E72). Although, I don't know if I installed Python correctly in the first place. ;-)
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