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Member 14155761 20-Feb-19 11:48am View

There are only include statements, i was copying this example (but using VS 2017 instead of VS 2010)

Writing a C++ extension for Python 2.7 with Visual Studio - YouTube[^]

Member 14155761 20-Feb-19 11:47am View

Only include statements, i was copying this example (but using VS 2017 instead of VS 2010)

Writing a C++ extension for Python 2.7 with Visual Studio - YouTube[^]

Member 14155761 20-Feb-19 11:47am View

Only include statements, i was copying this example (but using VS 2017 instead of VS 2010)

Writing a C++ extension for Python 2.7 with Visual Studio - YouTube[^]

Member 14155761 19-Feb-19 14:35pm View

Include.h contains #include <python.h>
main.c contains #include <include.h>

Thats everything.

Member 14155761 19-Feb-19 14:31pm View

There is no code, only the include file which contains #include <python.h>. The c file just contains #include <include.h>

Member 14155761 19-Feb-19 13:02pm View

Hi thanks for the reply. Its not complaining about the Python.h include (although it does complain if i switch to 64 bit, i'm using 32 bit Python2.7).

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