Jan-25-2018, 12:04 PM
I'm trying to embed Python in my C++ program so users can run their Python scripts (with my python extensions) at runtime, but this requires them to have Python installed and have python27.dll at runtime.
How can I do this without forcing them to install Python2.7?
Alternatively, where does python27.dll look to load Python at runtime? Can I supply the python libraries in my installed directory and have my local copy of python27.dll use them instead of looking for a system-wide installation (which is usually in C:\Python27)
As another option, can I have an entire Python system statically linked to my dll?
Thanks in advance!
(also posted to Stack Overflow - https://stackoverflow.com/questions/4844...ing-python)
How can I do this without forcing them to install Python2.7?
Alternatively, where does python27.dll look to load Python at runtime? Can I supply the python libraries in my installed directory and have my local copy of python27.dll use them instead of looking for a system-wide installation (which is usually in C:\Python27)
As another option, can I have an entire Python system statically linked to my dll?
Thanks in advance!
(also posted to Stack Overflow - https://stackoverflow.com/questions/4844...ing-python)
