Hi, Currently I'm embedding Python 2.5 into my C++ Visual Studio project. However, during the link stage it is stating that it cannot find "python25_d.lib". From what I read in my search through Google on this issue is that you actually have to build Python yourself to get a debug version of the library. However, I would rather just link to the release library to save myself the trouble. It seems as if the python library is utilizing auto-link in visual studio. What preprocessor directive do I define to prevent this behavior? If it is not controlled by a preprocessor directive, what other ways can I make it use the release library? I would rather explicitly force it to use "python25.lib" in debug builds.
Thanks.
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