Do you have a windows-system with a c-compiler and python installed? Could you run my cython-code? It would be very nice, if you could test if you get the same error or if something is wrong with my compiler-python-combination...
Here a link to my project: https://www.dropbox.com/sh/fa090glkb4uko3i/AADD3DFqV6YFaZQiaA4y2cm1a?dl=0 To build the wrapper: -go to the subfolder "pythonWrapper" and execute: python.exe setupWinNoDLL.py build_ext --inplace To test the wrapper: -python.exe test.py For me the building of the wrapper works. But the test crashes. Thiemo From: "Nikolai Spahiev" <n...@vintech.bg> To: "thiemo theile" <thiemo.the...@slf.ch> Cc: "python-win32" <python-win32@python.org> Date: 12.02.2019 10:05 Subject: Re: python-win32 Digest, Vol 190, Issue 2 From: "thiemo theile" <thiemo.the...@slf.ch> Yes, I compiled all the sources with the same compiler. At least every source code which is part of the meteoio-library. What do you mean by "ALL sources"? Here is what I do: -generate the project with cmake setting "generator" to "Visual Studio 15 2017" and "inheritEnvironments" to "msvc_x86". Then build the dll (libmeteoio.dll). -run setup.py with python3.7_32bit. setuptools automatically finds the correct compiler (Visual Studio 2015) and builds the wrapper (pyd-file) -alternatively I can add all the source files to my setup.py (instead of using the dll). the wrapper also builds fine. but I get the same crashes when using the wrapper in a python script. I always add all source files to setup.py because distutils set compiler flags compatible with python runtime DLL. If the C++ project needs specific C++ flags, they can be set in setup.py Niki
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