Christoph, thanks for pointing this discussion. That's a perfect match. If the workaround provided offers a solution to the current redistribution issue, I'm wondering if it will still be the case when an update to the assembly check function will be activated/implemented (within Windows). The manifest edition (removing the "assemblyIdentity" tag) doesn't seem to be a popular/official/supported way of dealing with the whole runtime libraries issue. Don't you think ? Christoph Gohlke wrote:
Eloi: take a look at <http://bugs.python.org/issue4120>, which contains a discussion on, and a patch for, not embedding manifest files in *.pyd when compiling with MSVC.
You could recompile the PYD/DLL files that depend on the VC90.CRT in winSXS with the patch applied, or manually remove the manifests from those PYD/DLL files using a HEX editor or script. Also make sure that all DLLs that your PYD files depend on are in the Windows search PATH.
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