Closed tripfish closed 6 months ago
During the installer build, the installer copies (or is intended to copy) the python dll from the version being compiled against.
I am guessing the installer was built with python 3.10.3. I don't think this is problematic.
@LexiconCode any thoughts?
I guess this should not bother us, I close the issue.
I guess this should not bother us, I close the issue.
This is something I'm actually working on and it comes from the pyd being statically compiled and then installed on a different subversion of python.
When I start DNS, the natlink window shows Python version 3.10.3. But my installed Python version is 3.10.8. I saw that there is a Python310.dll in the natlink program directory (c:\Program Files (x86)\Natlink\site-packages\natlink). This has the version 3.10.3. Why is this dll used? Where does this come from? Isn't the global Python (3.10.8) installation used?
DNS 15.3 natlink 5.4.4 (installed with the last installer) Windows 10