Hi Niall
> > > Wouldn't using an embedded manifest to specify a non-default DLL
> location be much easier?
Thanks for your reply. I have now succeeded in creating a manifest file for an
assembly that includes the boost_python dll's. But I don't understand how to
specify a non-default location f
On 30 Jul 2010 at 8:22, David Aldrich wrote:
> Thanks for your reply. I have now succeeded in creating a manifest file
> for an assembly that includes the boost_python dll's. But I don't
> understand how to specify a non-default location for the assembly using
> that manifest. I believe this is do
Hi Niall
> I thought that the application installer registered the DLL manifests
> at their locations? It's like registering COM or .NET objects, in
> fact I think it's the same mechanism nowadays.
Well, I don't plan to use an application installer. Most of our users build and
run the applicatio
On 30 Jul 2010 at 10:56, David Aldrich wrote:
> > I thought that the application installer registered the DLL manifests
> > at their locations? It's like registering COM or .NET objects, in
> > fact I think it's the same mechanism nowadays.
>
> Well, I don't plan to use an application installer.
Hi Niall
Thanks again for your answers and help.
Best regards
David
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> [mailto:cplusplus-sig-bounces+david.aldrich=eu.nec@python.org] On
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> To: D
> Your best bet it would seem now is to have PATH
> modified on app install, but that is a very lazy way out and is
> indeed banned in lots of corporate environments.
I solved this problem via a small launcher executable. It is just like
a small .bat file which sets PATH and PYTHONPATH before la
On 30 Jul 2010 at 11:38, Ralf W. Grosse-Kunstleve wrote:
> > Your best bet it would seem now is to have PATH
> > modified on app install, but that is a very lazy way out and is
> > indeed banned in lots of corporate environments.
>
> I solved this problem via a small launcher executable. It is j
