Accessing dyn modules from embedded python

[Max Ischenko]

 Jeff Davis wrote:

> 
> I think you need to link the executable with the python library.
Indeed!
That works, but solution is rather brittle.

Why my embedded Python interpreter doesn't search in lib-dynload itself?
The standard /usr/bin/python2 does this just fine.

Seems like I have to include lib-dynload/*.so while linking my program to
make sure that tranlator won't produce a run-time ImportError because I
don't know which module may be imported by translator.

> Python only searches a certain set of directories, so you need to provide 
> the PYTHONPATH so that it searches the right one.
Why does standard python include PWD in the search list and my embedded Python
does not?

> And if you want to deploy the app along with libraries, I would just copy 
> the libraries as well as your code. Just put them all in the right 
> directory and you shouldn't have a problem.
OK.


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