How to use a .pyd

[Liu Kun, SLC ICM (BJ)]

Hello,

I want to use a method from _xxx_yyy.pyd, but I can not use import to load this file, how to use .pyd in python interpreter?

Best Regards
Liu Kun

[John Roth]

Re: How to use a .pyd


"Liu Kun, SLC ICM (BJ)" <kun.liu@siemen s.com> wrote in message
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> Hello,
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> I want to use a method from _xxx_yyy.pyd, but I can not use import to[/color]
load this file, how to use .pyd in python interpreter?

What happens when you try to use import? Please tell
us the exact statement you used, and the error traceback.

John Roth
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> Best Regards
> Liu Kun
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[Daniel Dittmar]

Re: How to use a .pyd

Liu Kun, SLC ICM (BJ) wrote:[color=blue]
> I want to use a method from _xxx_yyy.pyd, but I can not use
> import to load this file, how to use .pyd in python interpreter?[/color]

You *have* to import the .pyd file. If this fails, then probably the .pyd
file has been compiled for a different Python version.

On Windows, a typical error message for this would be[color=blue][color=green][color=darkred]
>>> import whatever[/color][/color][/color]
Fatal Python error: PyThreadState_G et: no current thread

abnormal program termination

If you can't import te .pyd file because it's location isn't in sys.path,
then simply append the directory to sys.path.

Daniel