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Python 3.8 changes the way that extension DLLs are resolved, this affects the 3.8 source build, our pip builds still works
Toblerity/Fiona#851 https://bugs.python.org/issue36085
As this only affects the source builds, I think the simpler will be fto copy the dependencies next to the IcePy.d extension
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A second option will be to call os.add_dll_directory before the call to import IcePy in
import IcePy
ice/python/python/Ice/__init__.py
Line 42 in 3f5d79a
The second option will require to add some logic to detect if we are running from a source distribution and locate the C++ bin directory.
Copying the dependencies seems simpler to me
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Python 3.8 changes the way that extension DLLs are resolved, this affects the 3.8 source build, our pip builds still works
Toblerity/Fiona#851
https://bugs.python.org/issue36085
As this only affects the source builds, I think the simpler will be fto copy the dependencies next to the IcePy.d extension
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: