Help with binaries, please

[egavi]

Hello, thank you for the reply about the normals.
Can you please provide a Win32 and / or Win64 binaries, including Carve binaries? (my system is Win64 and my Python is Win32).
I do not understand how to create them...

[daid]

I've given a shot at compiling for windows, but boost is giving me problems when I try to compile with distutils, as I get a lot of linking errors in the end.

[jamesgregson]

I'm a afraid I don't have a Windows development machine, so I don't know how much help I can be with this. I do know that you have to be able to link with the boost::python libraries, so if those have changed in the switch to Windows then the setup.py script line:

boost_libraries = [ .... ]

would have to be updated accordingly. But other than that I don't know what to suggest without the actual build log.

If you do get it working, please let me know the fix so I can incorporate it into the library.

[daid]

I'll most likely attempt again somewhere at some point. It's mostly finding the right combination of compiler settings. Visual studio is totally crap in that aspect, as it can compile for 10 different "targets" which are all windows 32bit, but binary incompatible. But it needs to be compiled with visual studio to be compatible with the stock python.