On Sat, Feb 16, 2013 at 9:00 PM, Robert Schilling <Fun_Extra_300@xxxxxxx> wrote:
> thanks for the answer. I found out that sinc'e I'm using python3.2
> the module chan't be loaded because _ftdi.pyd has a dependency
> to python27.dll.
>
> I tried to compile libftdi by myself but poorly failes :/ Would it be
> possible to compile the python bindings for python 3.2?
>
Yes you should be able to do that by yourself. You need to
have MinGW and CMake. But I have not tried to use
Python 3.2 and 3.3 myself.
Take note for Python 3.3, you need to put the dll in the
Python directory since there is a bug that it does not
recognize dll in the system directory.
ref: http://bugs.python.org/issue16283
Please try the build by yourself and if you have problems,
I will try to help.
You may find it easier to use CMake-GUI under Windows
if you are not that familiar with CMake (like myself). From
CMake, you can choose to build for MinGW Makefile and
then manually specify the libusb-1.0 include file and lib file
directory. It should be able to find system Python directory
by itself. Then you can at least build the libftdi1-1.0 dll
and the Python binding by yourself.
It is more difficult to build the boost bindings and the
unit test program. It is also not so easy to build
ftdi_eeprom because of the use of libconfuse.
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