ariovistus / pyd

Interoperability between Python and D
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Add windows 64-bit libs for 3.6 #71

Closed thewilsonator closed 6 years ago

thewilsonator commented 6 years ago

Please let me know what I should do w.r.t tests

Thanks

see also #67

ariovistus commented 6 years ago

I don't have ci set up for windows, so no tests necessary

thewilsonator commented 6 years ago

Do you want me to set up a windows CI? That way I can be certain that this works. I'm 99% sure but locally I'm having some issues trying to force pyd to use 3.6, it keeps trying to use 2.7.

ariovistus commented 6 years ago

sure. I'm currently using travis (its free), what would you be using? Actually, come to think of it, travis has docker support nowadays, I could have tests for more than just ubuntu again.

What issues are you having with pyd and 3.6? Seems like if you call it with python 3, it will use python 3, e.g. py -3 setup.py pydexe for the pyind example

wilzbach commented 6 years ago

sure. I'm currently using travis (its free), what would you be using?

AppVeyor is free & simple to use. See e.g.

You just need to login at AppVeyor with your acocunt and add this project. Everything else is roughly similar to Travis.