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So over the past week or so I have been experimenting with embedding a python script into C. I have done this in successive stages. For one of my first attempts I would call my python script from C and within my python script a 2D colormap would be produced. This part work quite well. My next step was to implement 3D visual (more of a 3D surface) in my python script. I accomplished this with the use of mayavi2. Now when I run my python script without embedding (i.e. with the IDLE) it works fine a produces both the 2D and 3D visual. However when I try to embed my script in C I get a runtime error: R6034. I should specify by saying that I am using python2.7 (I downloaded python(x,y)) and I am using Visual Studio 2012.
I was wondering if anyone came across this problem and might know how to remedy this issue.

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  • Have you found a solution to this problem? I've run into a similar problem (though I'm using Visual Studio 2005). I thought Visual Studio 2012 might fix the problem, since they seem to have done away with manifests, but it sounds like it might not... – Michael Cooper Jan 27 '13 at 21:04
  • I have the same problem developing Euler Math Toolbox with the Networkx library. – Rene May 06 '13 at 14:49

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