[Image-SIG] trouble using PIL on windows
Georg Mischler
schorsch@schorsch.com
Tue, 29 Feb 2000 11:02:52 -0500 (EST)
Reza Habib wrote:
> Hi. Still no luck. Neither changing the name to _imaging.pyd or moving the
> file to the root python directory allowed it to be loaded, always producing
> the same error (see below). This is quite strange since I have no trouble
> loading the other modules I have installed (pymat, numpy, wxpython,
> tkinter). Could there be files missing in the windows distribution of PIL -
> I downloaded this file: pil-win32-991101.zip. Any other suggestions?
Did you compile Python yourself, and are running a debug build?
If so, then all your external modules need to be debug builds
as well (or at least the file name should follow the xxx_d.pyd
pattern).
It took me about two days to figure out that this was the
reason I couldn't load _tkinter.pyd myself. As far as I can
tell, this behaviour is completely undocumented, but of course
I may have overlooked something.
If this doesn't help you, then I'll have to pass the topic
over to the experts...
-schorsch
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