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where to find the <Python.h> #3
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It's supplied by Python. I don't know how you can get it on Windows, but on Linux you need to install a package like "libpython-dev" or such. |
Thank you for your reply!
But when I run the example ,it performs errors like below
And my go environment is
How could I solve it ? |
Sounds like this: golang/go#24068 I see you have CGO_ENABLED=0, but go-python is based on cgo. |
Thank you very much .I have solved it |
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