Gurrier
06-05-2010 13:56:33
I post this because I had this problem when I went from my 32bit laptop to my 64bit desktop. And I think making a specifiec post about the problem will help others save time.
dll load failed: %1 is not a valid win32 application
If you have this problem. Instead of installing python 2.6.x 64bit, install the 32bit.
Vi3GameHkr
14-01-2011 00:21:00
Thank you. This helped me.
Does anyone have any information on why this is? Perhaps there is some DLL somewhere that could be replaced with a 64-bit version or something?
TheConSept
25-01-2011 02:01:57
Will this ever be resolved? I see this has been here for more than six months without a good fix... I mean for the 64bit version. I know the answer I just want to know if the 64 bit version has been fixed yet or not.
dermont
29-01-2011 12:55:03
Will this ever be resolved? I see this has been here for more than six months without a good fix... I mean for the 64bit version. I know the answer I just want to know if the 64 bit version has been fixed yet or not.
I don't think there is anything to resolve. Python-ogre and dependencies have obviously been built using 32 bit libraries. I think if you want a 64bit version you will have to build python-ogre and dependent libraries yourself.