A Go program that wraps Python DLLs and scripts without CGo to make it stand-alone for Windows.

• 32bit Windows, Python 3.4.4 (To be in compatable with Windows XP)
  • Which means if you're on 64bit Windows, you must set $env:GOARCH = 386 on PowerShell or set GOARCH=386 on CMD before go build or change contents of lib directory to 64 bit ones.

This can be easily modified by replacing files and directories like python.exe, pythonXY.dll, msvcrXXX.dll, lib under bin directory with any version of Python you want. They're usually in Python installation directory or %WINDIR%\System32\.

• Instantly runnable Go & Python program packages without asking user to setup Python before.
• Multiple Python interpreters running seperately by Go routines
• Go program that uses python script as user-friendly script

1. Build with go build.
2. Put built GoPythonDLLWrapper.exe in bin directory to let it get along with other dependent files.
3. Just think built GoPythonDLLWrapper.exe as the same as python.exe. Which means you can just ./GoPythonDLLWrapper to open python REPL or ./GoPythonDLLWrapper main.py hello to run main.py script with argument hello in PowerShell. (or just GoPythonDLLWrapper and GoPythonDLLWrapper main.py hello in CMD)
4. Feel free to modify main.go on your need. (Related docs) You can also rename GoPythonDLLWrapper.exe to anything you want.
5. There's a batch file named main.bat in bin directory which redirects all additional arguments to another binary pointed by CMD. You can easily make shortcuts with this batch file in case of having multiple startpoint scripts for your project.

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