On Windows we have to tell the OS that we have a custom dll search path so that Windows will locate our dll's as they are not in any of the "normal" places the OS looks for them by default. This is done for us by chandler.exe and chandlerDebug.exe - a small program that sets the environment up, calls the OS API to set the search path and then calls python(_d).
The problem is that the RunChandler.bat calls the RunPython.bat and passes it the parameters to run Chandler.py. RunPython.bat then calls python.exe or python_d.exe and passes along those parameters.
None of the Run*.bat steps involves the Chandler Launcher so that means the search path may not be set correctly.
Right now I will be modifying RunChandler.bat to use the launcher as that will fix my tinderbox issue. After that I need to research the RunPython issue a bit and then I'll post a proposal here for discussion.
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