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Error importing a .pyd file (as a python module) from a .pyo file

I am running pygame (for Python) on Windows. I have some .pyo files and some .pyd files. I have another script for somewhere else that is trying to import one of the .pyd files as a module but I keep getting the error that no such module exists.

Do .pyo files have issues importing .pyd files as modules? What can I do to solve this issue?

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Yanki Twizzy Avatar asked Jan 13 '12 05:01

Yanki Twizzy


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1 Answers

It's typically because of one or more of the following:

  • The .pyd is not in your current path (you said it was in the same folder so that should not be the problem)
  • A DLL the .pyd depends on is not in your current path. Locate the missing DLL's using depends.exe or its modern rewrite and either copy these dll's to the same folder or add the containing directories to your system path
  • You're using a debug version of python. Then the module must be renamed from xyz.pyd to xyz_d.pyd.
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Jonatan Avatar answered Oct 15 '22 10:10

Jonatan