Hi, I was just wondering if anyone knows whether it's possible to use the
Python port to the Swiss Ephemeris with the latest version Python 2.3?
I downloaded it from the vault, and it worked fine with Python 2.2.2, but
then when I switched to Python 2.3 it gives me this error:
"ImportErro r: DLL load failed: The specified module could not be found"
Yet it has no problem importing the rest of the modules which are in the
same directory as the dll. Does anyone know what's going on? Am I stuck
using the older version of Python for the Swiss Ephemeris? Thanks -Dave
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"Dave" <bl********@yah oo.com> wrote in message
news:73******** *************** **@posting.goog le.com... Hi, I was just wondering if anyone knows whether it's possible to use the
Python port to the Swiss Ephemeris with the latest version Python 2.3?
I downloaded it from the vault, and it worked fine with Python 2.2.2, but
then when I switched to Python 2.3 it gives me this error:
"ImportErro r: DLL load failed: The specified module could not be found"
Yet it has no problem importing the rest of the modules which are in the
same directory as the dll. Does anyone know what's going on? Am I stuck
using the older version of Python for the Swiss Ephemeris? Thanks -Dave
There's a Python port in the Vaults? Great!!! I'll see what I can figure
out about it. At a rough guess, it has to be recompiled for the new version.
BTW - have you checked on the Swiss Ephemeris mailing list? Who's
the author?
John Roth
> There's a Python port in the Vaults? Great!!! I'll see what I can figure out about it. At a rough guess, it has to be recompiled for the new version.
BTW - have you checked on the Swiss Ephemeris mailing list? Who's the author?
John Roth
Joshua Solomon is quoted as the author in the readme file.
I didn't know there was a Swiss list, and I just did a websearch and
got their address (sw******@astro .ch). I will post there, too. For
now, I reinstalled
2.2.2 and also downloaded the updated IdleFork which gives me the 2.3
IDE
while running 2.2. But, since 2.3 is supposed to be 20-30% faster, it
would
be nice if the port worked with that. Let me know if you have any
more
advice or info. Thanks -Dave
"Dave" <bl********@yah oo.com> wrote in message
news:73******** *************** ***@posting.goo gle.com... There's a Python port in the Vaults? Great!!! I'll see what I can figure
out about it. At a rough guess, it has to be recompiled for the new
version. BTW - have you checked on the Swiss Ephemeris mailing list? Who's the
author? John Roth
Joshua Solomon is quoted as the author in the readme file.
I didn't know there was a Swiss list, and I just did a websearch and
got their address (sw******@astro .ch). I will post there, too. For
now, I reinstalled
2.2.2 and also downloaded the updated IdleFork which gives me the 2.3
IDE
while running 2.2. But, since 2.3 is supposed to be 20-30% faster, it
would
be nice if the port worked with that. Let me know if you have any
more
advice or info. Thanks -Dave
I found it on the Vaults under the Misc heading. Looks good.
Looks a lot better than my interface.
You need to recompile using the same compiler that Python
was compiled with (I believe that's VC 6 for the Windows version.)
Extension modules ***always*** need to be recompiled for major
Python releases.
John Roth
> I found it on the Vaults under the Misc heading. Looks good. Looks a lot better than my interface.
You need to recompile using the same compiler that Python
was compiled with (I believe that's VC 6 for the Windows version.)
Extension modules ***always*** need to be recompiled for major
Python releases. John Roth
Thanks John, I wouldn't know how to do that since I haven't worked
with C much. -Dave
"Dave" <bl********@yah oo.com> wrote in message
news:73******** *************** ***@posting.goo gle.com... I found it on the Vaults under the Misc heading. Looks good.
Looks a lot better than my interface.
You need to recompile using the same compiler that Python
was compiled with (I believe that's VC 6 for the Windows version.)
Extension modules ***always*** need to be recompiled for major
Python releases. John Roth
Thanks John, I wouldn't know how to do that since I haven't worked
with C much. -Dave
Sigh. I don't either. My copy of VC6 is the cheap one that only
includes the C++ compiler. Unfortunately, the C module was
generated by SWIG, which makes converting it to C++ so
I can compile it right out of the question.
John Roth
Quoting John Roth (ne********@jhr othjr.com): You need to recompile using the same compiler that Python was
compiled with (I believe that's VC 6 for the Windows version.)
Extension modules ***always*** need to be recompiled for major
Python releases.
Is that really true under Windows? It's not true on Unix releases:
Guido takes exquisite care to make sure that Python releases are
binary-compatible. Is it possible that moving the file around somehow
might make Python sufficiently aware?
--G.
--
Geoff Gerrietts <geoff at gerrietts dot net>
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