.pyd not found when I compile and execute debug.
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Mon Dec 30 13:46:36 EST 2002
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I WAS missing something obvious. (or at least obvious to someone who has built and run debug modules before, which doesn't include me.) A debug module needs to be named *_d.pyd (in win32) Is there a better forum for questions of this sort? Dennis On Sun, 22 Dec 2002 05:04:24 GMT, spambegone at sbcglobal.net wrote: >Python version 2.2.2 > >I am using MSVC 7.0 (aka .NET). > >I have a folder <python>\lib\site-packages\cg > >in that folder I have a file __init__.py, and a file cgp.pyd. > >__init.py__: ><snip> > > # import cgp.pyd > import cgp > ><end snip> > >when I compile release, link cgp.pyd to python22.lib and run ><python>\PCbuild\python.exe, cgp initializes w/o any problem. > >whwn I compile debug, link cgp.pyd to python_d.lib and run ><python>\PCbuild\python_d.exe, I get the following: > >ImportError: No module named cgp > >I've been beating my head against this for a while, and I wonder if >I'm missing something obvious. > >Dennis >
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