jrh wrote:
Yes it is in the same directory. The problem is it does not seem to
look for dll's at all. So is this by design, or am I missing
something?
looks like that was removed in 2.5; from Misc/NEWS:
- On Windows, .DLL is not an accepted file name extension for
extension modules anymore;
Yes it is in the same directory. The problem is it does not seem to
look for dll's at all. So is this by design, or am I missing
something?
On 25 Juli, 10:03, Nick Dumas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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Is this DLL in the same directory as your script? If not, is it part of
your pythonpath? If neither are true, then you won't be able to import
it, regardless of whether it's a good file or not.
jrh wrote:
> Hello,
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> From previous posts and document
Hello,
>From previous posts and documentation it seems python should be able
to import a module that is compiled into a .dll just as well as
a .pyd. I have a pyd that works fine, but after renaming it to dll the
import fails. Running python with -vv flag indicates it doesn't
actually look for the
