ariovistus

your output doesn't look too different from mine (a x86_64 build). I guess since you're referencing it, is Py_ENABLE_SHARED false? ``` import distutils x = distutils.sysconfig_get_config_vars() print (x['Py_ENABLE_SHARED']) # wow...

if memory serves, everything distutils gives a compiler is either an argument to DCompiler.compile or DCompiler.link, or something passed along by DCompiler. shouldn't be too difficult to slip a verbose...

been a while since I've messed with d disassembly, but isn't _Dmain the D main function they're referencing? well, maybe not, maybe the compiler injects some extra smarts in when...

just the readthedocs: http://pyd.readthedocs.org/en/latest/ what version of ubuntu (14.10 nowadays?) and what problems are you having?

there should be a docs|passing icon on the readme that links to the readthedocs page

do you have this as a full project + build somewhere? That would probably be the easiest way for me to figure out what's going on

I have not build pyd on osx and have no experience on that platform, but your error certainly sounds related to starting the runtime from a shared library, which the...

This is curious. I am not seeing this behavior on fedora/python38. What are you running on?

I assume this would be in 1.6?

Ok. will check it out when I get some time.