Python with Win64 Sauce
What needs to be done to add a module to python on windows? Well, there are many options, either “easy_install”, or “setup.py install”, or from the distribution kit, if one has been carefully prepared for you. As a rule, installation is straightforward.
However, there are such modules that need to be pre-stored. And here begins to tear the roof. In general, I am lazy to compile something, because this involves installing the studio, some libraries and other, but the last time I looked for win64 distrib for m2crypto for so long that I decided to compile.
Found instruction, installed all the required stuff and got "Unable to find vcvarsall.bat". Honestly, I really want to unscrew the hands of the student who wrote the code responsible for launching this batch file. I registered the path to the batch file in% path%, it starts from the console by name, but the assembly cannot find it - how so?
Tired of banging my head on the keyboard, I googled a little more, and a miracle happened. I did not find how to fix a bug with the studio batch file, but I found the distribution I needed on this page . Many thanks to Christoph Gohlke, who was not too lazy and compiled a huge number of modules for x86 and x64.
You can also say thank you to me if this link is useful to anyone.
However, there are such modules that need to be pre-stored. And here begins to tear the roof. In general, I am lazy to compile something, because this involves installing the studio, some libraries and other, but the last time I looked for win64 distrib for m2crypto for so long that I decided to compile.
Found instruction, installed all the required stuff and got "Unable to find vcvarsall.bat". Honestly, I really want to unscrew the hands of the student who wrote the code responsible for launching this batch file. I registered the path to the batch file in% path%, it starts from the console by name, but the assembly cannot find it - how so?
Tired of banging my head on the keyboard, I googled a little more, and a miracle happened. I did not find how to fix a bug with the studio batch file, but I found the distribution I needed on this page . Many thanks to Christoph Gohlke, who was not too lazy and compiled a huge number of modules for x86 and x64.
You can also say thank you to me if this link is useful to anyone.