John wrote:
> Then the fact that you've built the debug version is not relevant. Are
> you using the python.exe that you built or the one from python.org? You
> probably want to use the one from python.org if you want to use the
> prebuilt pygtk binaries. If you need to use the version you buil
Martin Walser wrote:
> John wrote:
>> Sorry, I missed that. Then you probably need to compile and install the
>> debug version of pygtk; I don't think mixing a debug python build with
>> non-debug extension modules works.
>
> The debug version is basically another python_d.exe and it's libs/dll
John wrote:
> Sorry, I missed that. Then you probably need to compile and install the
> debug version of pygtk; I don't think mixing a debug python build with
> non-debug extension modules works.
The debug version is basically another python_d.exe and it's libs/dlls.
The release version is als
On 2009.02.23 20:32:22 +0100, Martin Walser wrote:
> I just upgraded from Python 2.5 to Python 2.6 on my Windows machine.
> But. unfortunately I can't get PyGTK to run anymore.
> 1. Built Python 2.6 myself. I also did the necessary registry entries, so
> setup of pygtk etc. finds the Py dir
>
> 2.
Martin Walser wrote:
> As I wrote, I compiled Python myself (needed a debug version) and put the
> necessary entries manually in the registry.
Sorry, I missed that. Then you probably need to compile and install the
debug version of pygtk; I don't think mixing a debug python build with
non-debu
Martin Walser wrote:
> I just upgraded from Python 2.5 to Python 2.6 on my Windows machine.
>
> But… unfortunately I can’t get PyGTK to run anymore.
>
> Looks like MSVCR90.dll is missing.
Did you install python 2.6 only for yourself and not for everyone (on
the machine)? Everyone is the only o
Hey John,
John Ehresman wrote:
> Did you install python 2.6 only for yourself and not for everyone (on
> the machine)? Everyone is the only option in 2.6.1, but 2.6.0 gave
> the "myself" option.
>
> Cheers,
>
> John
As I wrote, I compiled Python myself (needed a debug version) and put the
Hi!
I just upgraded from Python 2.5 to Python 2.6 on my Windows machine.
But. unfortunately I can't get PyGTK to run anymore.
What I did:
1. Built Python 2.6 myself. I also did the necessary registry entries, so
setup of pygtk etc. finds the Py dir
2. gtk-dev-2.12.9-win32-2.exe . i
