Hello All,
I've been using cSound for a good few months now and I love it, but lately I've been running into a few issues with opcodes and i'm wondering if theres a solution that I've overlooked.
One of my issues is that despite having installed both python27 & csound5 (including checking the python opcode install option) I still get the following when I try to compile something using python;
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WARNING: could not open library 'C:\Program Files\Csound\plugins64\py.dll' (-1)
error: no legal opcode, line 8:
pyinit
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Incidently the first warning comes up every time I compile, that .dll file is definitley in there. A system error prompt comes up also :( stating "The program can't start because python26.dll is missing from your computer. Try reinstalling the program to fix this problem" - neither of these messages actually stop the compiled project from working, but its every time.
Theres either a bug or I'm missing a step here :o/
Hope someone can help
-Dave
Just to add to what I think
Just to add to what I think might be a related issue (but maybe not);
The Loris opcodes are giving me a 'no legal opcode' error as well :(
I keep wanting to think i've just downloaded the wrong CSound but I've reinstalled it recently from the sourceforge download site :o/
All suggestions welcome :)
Csound only running with Python 2.6?
I got exactly the same problems with these opcodes. I'm not sure, but could it be, that Csound is not running with newer versions of Python? I deleted Python 2.7 and reinstalled Python 2.6.6 and then it worked. This is what I found out, but I don't know where I can configure Csound to work with Python 2.7.
Maybe it helps a little bit.