python-cookbook/src/15/calling_python_from_c/embed.c cannot compiled by VC++ about python-cookbook HOT 3 CLOSED

It's not likely to work unless compiler options are exactly the same as how Python itself was compiled. What's the error message?

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@dabeaz
David, I think this is VC++ compiler's bug. Because if I delete all of the // line comment, or I just change it into /* block comments */, it can compiled.
Although, I think I should give the compilling command out for other.
Notice: this is just ONE command line, I break it into lines.

call ""C:/Program Files (x86)/Microsoft Visual C++ Build Tools/vcbuildtools.bat"", "X86",
"&&", "cd", "/d", "${workspaceRoot}", "&&", "cl", "/W4 /EHsc /Ox /GL /DNDEBUG /MT", "-IC:/Python3632/include",
"/Fd:debug/", "/Fo:debug/", "${file}", "/link", "/LIBPATH:C:/Python3632/libs /LIBPATH:C:/Python3632/PCbuild/win32",
"/out:debug/${fileBasenameNoExtension}.exe"

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@dabeaz
I want to ask a question, why you use distutils module but not setuptools module to generate setup.py ? Does any technical consideration?
And, if I use VC++ to develop *pyd to python64, it is very difficult to compile. Many guys in github and stackOverFlow asked these question. So I Wrote a *bat file to do these things.
usage: two manners to use. I name it build_pyd.bat

1. copy bat to setup.py, run cmd.exe, then call build_pyd.bat, it will generate a defult python module.
2. if want to sepcify python version, rum cmd.exe, thencall path/build_pyd.bat path/to/python.exe dir/of/setup.py /rootDir/of/project

@echo off && @Rem usage: in setup.py dir, "cmd.exe build_pyd" OR "cmd.exe build_pyd python_path setup.py_dir proj_rootdir"
@Rem if VC installed, VCbat="C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Visual Studio 14.0\VC\vcvarsall.bat"
@Rem Microsoft Visual C++ Build Tools ONLY
set VCbat="C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Visual C++ Build Tools\vcbuildtools.bat"
@Rem set python path, OR use python in PATH. then Check Python
if "%1"=="" (set python=python && python -V >nul 2>&1 || (^
echo Please setting PATH!!! && set /p DUMMY="Press ENTER key to exit." & exit /b 0)
) else (set python=%1 & %1 -V >nul 2>&1 || (echo Invalid python path!!! & exit /b 0))
@Rem set setup.py dir, OR use this bat file dir(bat and py in same dir)
if "%2"=="" ( set dir=%cd% ) else ( set dir=%2 )
@Rem set logpath, or just use this bat file path
if "%3"=="" ( set logfile=buildpyd_log.txt ) else ( set logfile="%3/buildpyd_log.txt")
@Rem get Python Version_info, and educe Win32 OR Win64
for /f "tokens=*" %%i in ('"%python%" -V -V') do set py_v=%%i
for /f "tokens=1-3 delims=/ " %%1 in ("%date%") do set day=%%1-%%2-%%3
echo %day% %time% %py_v% && echo %day% %time% %py_v% >> %logfile%
echo %py_v% | findstr "AMD64" >nul 2>&1 && set platform=amd64 || set platform=X86
@Rem setting MSVC ENV----------
echo +----- Set VC++ build ENV %platform% && echo +----- Set VC++ build ENV %platform% >> %logfile%
CALL %VCbat% %platform% >> %logfile% 2>&1
@Rem platform build------------
echo +----- build pyd && echo +----- build pyd >> %logfile%
cd /d %dir%
%python% setup.py build_ext --inplace >> %logfile%
echo +----- task done
echo ---------------------- task done -------------------------------- >> %logfile%
exit /b 0

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