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Using Anaconda/Conda Solution

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Using Anaconda/Conda
Seems like Anaconda has an issue with ctypes. See the comment here imdatacenters says to:

If you are using a special version of Python [like Anaconda] and you can't fix it. Navigate to line 362 of lib/ctypes/init.py and change it to: self._handle = _dlopen(str(self._name), mode)

Solution, install Anaconda 32 bit. this will solve the problem Python 3.7
Anaconda3-5.3.0-Windows-x86

https://www.anaconda.com/download/#windows

Can you please fix your link?

FYI: python3.7 is REALLY new.

Would you be interested in a conda(-forge) package for this?

Is this related to: #103 ?

And it seems that updating python solves things? pymedusa/Medusa#1843 (comment) but maybe that is for 2.7

Interesting. Well if you are stuck on 32 bit, You have my sympathies.

Closing as this is quite old and maybe not relevant anymore