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I think I know what this problem is... I think it will occur when you have
python 2.7 installed for a single user only, and so python27.dll gets
loaded from the path rather than from windows\system32 which the c runtime
doesn't like. Adding a manifest to the npython exe should fix it. Thanks
for the report, I'll take a look!
As an aside, I've never really understood the need for npython on windows,
or why anyone would use it instead of python? On linux it's needed because
the default way of building python is to have it statically linked and so
the normal python interpreter doesn't work if you try and import clr. Guess
we can't really just drop it from the build though... can we?? :)
On Sat, Apr 12, 2014 at 10:29 AM, Tony Roberts tony@pyxll.com wrote:
I think I know what this problem is... I think it will occur when you have
python 2.7 installed for a single user only, and so python27.dll gets
loaded from the path rather than from windows\system32 which the c runtime
doesn't like. Adding a manifest to the npython exe should fix it. Thanks
for the report, I'll take a look!
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tonyroberts commentedon Apr 12, 2014
I think I know what this problem is... I think it will occur when you have
python 2.7 installed for a single user only, and so python27.dll gets
loaded from the path rather than from windows\system32 which the c runtime
doesn't like. Adding a manifest to the npython exe should fix it. Thanks
for the report, I'll take a look!
On Fri, Apr 11, 2014 at 11:34 PM, David Anthoff notifications@github.comwrote:
tonyroberts commentedon Apr 12, 2014
As an aside, I've never really understood the need for npython on windows,
or why anyone would use it instead of python? On linux it's needed because
the default way of building python is to have it statically linked and so
the normal python interpreter doesn't work if you try and import clr. Guess
we can't really just drop it from the build though... can we?? :)
On Sat, Apr 12, 2014 at 10:29 AM, Tony Roberts tony@pyxll.com wrote:
Merge pull request #45 from tonyroberts/develop