[Python.NET] python 2.5
Feihong Hsu
hsu.feihong at yahoo.com
Mon Oct 8 18:42:34 CEST 2007
Hi, I ran into exactly the same problem as you but I did manage to solve it by recompiling the entire project in visual c# express. Unfortunately, I don't recall exactly what I did and I don't have my laptop handy right now, but I can find out later.
In the meantime, you can try the recompile, and, to modify an existing installation, copy the .pyd file to C:\Python25\DLLs\ and the .dll file to C:\Python25\. Then it should "just work".
Cheers,
Feihong
Paul Harter <paul at lumidium.com> wrote: Hi,
We are tring to move to python 2.5. and are having trouble getting
pythonDotNet to import using the pre-built binaries. When we use the
python.exe which is part of the pre-built binaries "import clr" can
execute without a problem. However trying to use an existing
python.exe (e.g. the standard installed one, but we also need to use
it embedded) we always get the following error:
ImportError: dynamic module does not define init function (initclr)
What magic does the included python.exe perform, or what are we doing
wrong in our installation.
We have tried:
* copying Python.runtime.dll and clr.pyd to the python install path
(where python.exe lives), or both to the DLLs directory, or clr.pyd to
the site-packages directory and Python.runtime.dll to one of the above
locations.
* We've also tried having them in a separate directory, and running
python.exe from that directory.
(The readme is not very explanatory on how to modify an existing
python installation).
thanks for your help
Paul & Tim
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