Windows Phone 8 (WP8) supports native code. Developers can write applications using C/C++ directly, and port existing achievements to Windows Phone. But there are many differences between APIs on WP8 and APIs on Win32. These differences exist in many categories, such as native thread, synchronization method, file find, library load, etc, which brings a lot of workload for code porting. Python is a dynamic script language and has many function modules. It is easy to learn and use. Python can improve the flexibility of the application and existing Python modules can also be used to speed up the development procedure. As Python is a dynamic language, apps can use this feature to create logic or control some application functions dynamically. The Python interpreter is written in C. Because WP8 supports native code, we can compile Python source code on WP8. Thus it makes it possible to use Python on WP8.


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