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Visual C++ linker errors when installing #81
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The problem, I assume, has something to do with these options passed to the linker
since neither of those directories exist. This happens even when installing with |
I also tried to follow the "Installation from sources" section of the readme, but I got similar errors:
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The readme currently just says to just run
pip install pypcap
. However, under Windows 7, it's not that simple. The first thing I had to do was find out I had to install this stuff (not mentioned anywhere in the readme - really the state of the docs should be in a separate issue thread, but I need to go through my hacky installation process incase it's what's causing the main issue). I looked atsetup.py
to figure out where to put these files and then ranpython -m pip install pypcap
. This got me past the pcap.h errors, but now I was told I needed to install VC++ for Python (Also not mentioned in the readme!! Cmon guys, surely that's an obvious one?). So I installed that, from here.When I now run
python -m pip install pypcap
, I get flooded with linker errors:The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: