Closed j-c-cook closed 7 months ago
I do have the vxlapi64.dll in my C:\Windows\System32
directory and the vxlapi.dll in C:\Windows\SysWOW64
. But i don't if they were put there by the Vector Driver Setup, the XL Driver Library or even by CANape. 🤷♂️
Anyhow, i recently pushed a change to use ctypes.util.find_library
to find the dll, maybe that helps. (#1731)
Otherwise you'd have to manually copy the DLL somewhere on system path.
I just went and grabbed the vxlapi
files from a Windows 10 boot and copied them into their respective locations. I can now use my VN1630 as long as CANalyzer has the bus mounted.
pip uninstall python-can
pip install git+https://github.com/hardbyte/python-can.git@main
Both the v4.3.1
release and main work as long as vxlapi
is available. I think the missing files resulted in an oversight on Vector's side of things. I'll hope someone who knows a dev there sees this message chain.
Describe the bug
The
vxlapi
DLL does not appear to be installed using the current XL Driver Library (v23.20.2) installer for Windows 11. I've searched bothC:\Windows\SysWOW64
andC:\Windows\System32
for thexlvapi
DLL. I've installed many more device drivers than the VN1630A to see if thevxlapi
DLL would show up. The VN1630A mounts to CANalyzer just fine. I'm thinking this issue may be on Vector's end, but I'm not sure how to escalate the issue if that is the case.To Reproduce
Output:
Additional context
OS and version: Windows 11 22H2 Python version: 3.9.18 python-can version: 4.3.1 python-can interface/s (if applicable): vector