Hi Guys,
Here is an ugly one for you,
On Windows XP (VS2008, Intel 10 and 11 series C and F compilers and the intel
10.2 MKL) , I have a software stack which looks like this:
Python
Numpy
Boost
My application (eScript)
I want to use the intel compilers across the entire stack, and I also want t
Not even. This _is_ on Win2k
>> Also, I have found that Explorer's search functionality doesn't work
worth a damn on any Windows OS late than Win2k.
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Kevin Horn wrote:
Also, I have found that Explorer's search functionality doesn't work
worth a damn on any Windows OS late than Win2k.
I have seen these types of problems (Explorer search not finding
files) on everything WinXP and later (well, I haven't tried Windows 7
yet). I think it has t
On Tue, Dec 8, 2009 at 11:48 AM, Tim Roberts wrote:
>
> People need to know that, if you install the 32-bit Python on a 64-bit
> Windows system, the DLL will be installed in %windir%\SysWow64. (Yes,
> 32-bit DLLs go in SysWow64, and 64-bit DLLs go in System32. Really.)
> If you use a 64-bit too
Boar Gules wrote:
> Just one of those baffling "security" notions embedded in Explorer, I
> suppose. Found it at the command line using
>
> dir %windir%\system32\python26.dll
>
> and also
>
> attrib /s C:\python26.dll
>
> but Search in Explorer reports "not found" if I tell it to look on "Local
>
Paul Moore wrote:
> 2009/12/8 Boar Gules :
>
>> Just one of those baffling "security" notions embedded in Explorer, I
>> suppose. Found it at the command line using
>>
>> dir %windir%\system32\python26.dll
>>
>
> Are you on 64-bit Windows? Most of these problems seem to be caused by
> peop
On Tue, Dec 8, 2009 at 6:59 AM, Paul Moore wrote:
> 2009/12/8 Boar Gules :
> > Just one of those baffling "security" notions embedded in Explorer, I
> > suppose. Found it at the command line using
> >
> > dir %windir%\system32\python26.dll
>
> Are you on 64-bit Windows? Most of these problems se
2009/12/8 Boar Gules :
> Just one of those baffling "security" notions embedded in Explorer, I
> suppose. Found it at the command line using
>
> dir %windir%\system32\python26.dll
Are you on 64-bit Windows? Most of these problems seem to be caused by
people being baffled by Win64's strange ways o
Just one of those baffling "security" notions embedded in Explorer, I
suppose. Found it at the command line using
dir %windir%\system32\python26.dll
and also
attrib /s C:\python26.dll
but Search in Explorer reports "not found" if I tell it to look on "Local
Disk (C:)". If I specify C:\WINNT it
