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1. Unofficial Windows Binaries For Python Extension Packages Free

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Unofficial Windows Binaries For Python Extension Packages Free

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1 of the following!.install the wheel of the python package, which should provide windows C binaries and everything goes happy.just find the installer from the package installation instructions (scipy and numpy do this iirc) and everything goes happy.install from the unofficial python binaries page, the one you linked. And then everything goes happy.install visual studio 2k6, and fix some compatibility bugs that have appeared in the last 3 revisions of windows.is this worth setting up an entire new OS just for this problem? I'd personally say no, the solution is to just run installers instead of going though pip, for specific packages. I personally don't feel that is too much of a burden.