Hi all,

Currently we have a python/c hybrid which works well and compiles against 2.3 and up nicely, and runs sensibly against all of these, however we still need to compile directly against the correct python library before distribution.

The question is, do any of you know a sensible way of compiling and opening the python libraries such that, so long as the end user has at least python2.3 libs (and compatible apis), that it will automagically just run. This is primarily to avoid end users having multiple versions of python on there systems, and to aid us with only having to build and test one exectuable.

All suggestions greatly welcomed as we're struggling to find an elegant solution to this.

cheers,

paddy

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