> From: Mark Hammond [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Sent: 15 December 2004 22:35 > To: Mark English; [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Subject: RE: [python-win32] Problem building pywin32 > > <snip> > > Is there a way to pass this (include directory) as a command line argument to setup.py ? > > Unfortunately, there is not. Why exactly do you want this? > For Python 2.3, you don't want the MSVC7 header files, and > for Python 2.4 (which does use VC7), things seem to work fine > for me here, even though I also have the SDK installed. > > I did yesterday manage to make a change to win32com.shell > that no longer builds on another box I have access to - I'm > sorting that out now. I see breakage on 2.3 though which > should never try and use the VC7 one, so I doubt it is > exactly the same problem. > > Mark > I realise now this was laziness on my part. I have an out of date SDK installation, and normally rely on the version that ships with VC7.1 for what I need. Various structures and API methods were not being defined.
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