Didn't you have to install SWIG to run this? What version did you get?
Perhaps you should check those files to see if anything looks unusual.
Both of them are generated by SWIG.
I didn't install SWIG. I'm using python2.4.5 and pywin32-212.zip.
I assume it came with the swig files pregenerated
Tim Newsham wrote:
>>> visual studio 7.1 and the win sdk? What do I need to install to
>>> properly build pywin32?
>>
>> It may be worth trying an older version of the SDK. The Vista SDK
>> version of specstrings.h does not try to include sal.h.
>
> Vista SDK worked a lot better, but did not make
visual studio 7.1 and the win sdk? What do I need to install to
properly build pywin32?
It may be worth trying an older version of the SDK. The Vista SDK
version of specstrings.h does not try to include sal.h.
Vista SDK worked a lot better, but did not make it all the way
through:
e:\pywin3
Why are you building Python from scratch? Just curious.
I need pdb's to debug a crash.
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Tim Newsham
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Tim Newsham wrote:
> I have downloaded and built python2.4.5 using visual studio 7.1sp1.
> I have installed windows server 2008 sdk. When I try to build
> pywin32-212 I get an error:
> ...
> which seems to be some incompatibility between the headers from
> visual studio 7.1 and the win sdk? What
I have downloaded and built python2.4.5 using visual studio 7.1sp1.
I have installed windows server 2008 sdk. When I try to build
pywin32-212 I get an error:
e:\Program Files\Microsoft Visual Studio .NET 2003\Vc7\bin\cl.exe /c
/nologo /Ox /MD /W3 /GX /DNDEBUG -DDISTUTILS_BUILD
-Icom/win32com/sr
On Wed, Oct 1, 2008 at 6:56 AM, Larry Bates <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Arve Knudsen wrote:
>>
>> Hi
>>
>> I have a C++ program which embeds Python and is itself modularized
>> into several DLLs. The Python part (extensions) of the application
>> again links to these DLLs, the problem is the conta
