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embeb python 2.3

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Started by athos_musketeer August 25, 2003 08:21 PM

1 comment, last by athos_musketeer 20 years, 10 months ago

athos_musketeer

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August 25, 2003 08:21 PM

i have a c++ program that embebs python 2.3 in windows. when i execute this program in other machines the follow message appears in the console: ''import site'' failed use -v for tracebak anyone knows what is this about? because all the scripts work perfectly.(i think) thanks.

c t o a n

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August 26, 2003 03:33 AM

well, ''import'' is used to import a module, and if you move the code to another machine without moving the ''site'' module, you would run into that error I suppose. Try searching for ''site.py'' or ''site.pyc'' on your development (''main'') computer and copy that to the same location on the other machines.

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thedustbustr

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August 27, 2003 04:46 PM

Also make sure site.py (or .pyc, or .pyd) is in sys.path. Do this in your static extension module OR in every source file:

import syssys.path.append(''./relative/path/to/scripts'')

Also it may help to use pdb. In each script import pdb and then encase the entire script in try/except. If an unhandled exception occurs call pdb.pm() (prints a traceback and gives you python debugger prompt if stdin is available without crashing your embedded app)