i think it would be a good idea to package natlink as a python package, not necessarily published to pypi.
the package would just contain the few files in 'C:\Program Files (x86)\Natlink\site-packages\natlink'
the installer would install them with something like
`pip install natlink.whl --target C:\Program Files (x86)\Natlink\site-packages\"
which makes the install even more pythonesque.
This could enable some interesting upgrade options later one, since we would just need to run something like:
i think it would be a good idea to package natlink as a python package, not necessarily published to pypi. the package would just contain the few files in 'C:\Program Files (x86)\Natlink\site-packages\natlink'
the installer would install them with something like `pip install natlink.whl --target C:\Program Files (x86)\Natlink\site-packages\"
which makes the install even more pythonesque.
This could enable some interesting upgrade options later one, since we would just need to run something like:
`pip install --upgrade natlink.whl --target C:\Program Files (x86)\Natlink\site-packages\"
i haven't tried the above commands so they may not be quite correct.