Eric Cosatto added the comment:
I'm closing the issue, see my previous post.
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resolution: -> not a bug
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status: open -> closed
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Eric Cosatto added the comment:
Problem solved:
Running the following code in the CommandLine Python and in the C++ embedded
python clarified the problem:
import importlib.machinery
print(importlib.machinery.all_suffixes())
CommandLine Python:
> ['.py', '.py
Eric Cosatto added the comment:
Hi,
I have a full install of Python from the installer in:
C:\Program Files\Python37
Then, I added libraries using pip.
Everything works fine from the command line Python.
Then, I build my C++ application with VisualStudio and link to the Python DLLs.
I start
Eric Cosatto added the comment:
Yes, and note that the command line python works fine.
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Pytho
New submission from Eric Cosatto :
I have an application with embedded python. When trying to import numpy, or any
other module that was installed by pip, it fails with error
'ModuleNotFoundError("No module named ...")'. Yet, on the command line python,
all works fine. T
