"Martin v. Löwis" <martin at v.loewis.de> writes: > Of course it won't. You need VC7.1, which comes as part of > Visual Studio .NET 2003. [...] > I doubt it could work, in the general case. VC7 uses msvcr7.dll, whereas > VC7.1 uses msvcr71.dll. Mixing different versions of the C runtime is > not supported by Microsoft. Ah. I'd missed the ".1". So there is no free version of the compiler used to build the official Python Windows distribution. In that case, I agree - there's no way this could work (at least, other than by unsupported mixing of runtimes, which may work by accident :-)). Thanks for pointing this out, Paul. -- This signature intentionally left blank
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