I'm having trouble with python on MacOSX 10.3. I wrote an extension module, in C, and got it to compile and run just fine, in MacOSX 10.2, using the MacPython 2.3 package that I downloaded.
But when I copied my stuff over to my computer that had MacOSX 10.3(.7), and the out-of-the-box MacPython 2.3 that comes installed with it, I can no longer use my extension module, or run any new ones that I compile. It appears to compile just fine (I'm using the distutils setup.py to compile it), but when I import it in my Python script, it says "Fatal Error: Interpreter not initialized (version mismatch?)" I'm pretty sure I deleted all the copies of the version I compiled on my 10.2 machine. Also, I don't seem to be able to create new modules from scratch. What's going wrong here? Am I doomed to never be able to create or run python extension modules on my computer? What can I download and install, to bring my versions in line? Thank you. --Ryan -- http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-list
