Paul Moore wrote: > One mildly annoying thing is that python3.dll is only installed in <python install dir>\DLLs, which > typically isn't on PATH. So actually using the limited API from your own application fails by default. > Fixing that's mostly a user admin issue, though (and you can just link to the full API and avoid the whole problem). I didn't even notice that 3.4 (and earlier?) were doing that, so I changed/fixed it by accident :) Python 3.5 installs python3.dll alongside python35.dll, so it'll go into the user's Python directory by default or into the system directory for an all-users installation. The embeddable distro includes python3.dll alongside the other DLLs as well. Cheers, Steve
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