I have multiple Python versions installed (2.7 and 3.4) I want to run a .pyc with specified version of Python
#! C:\python34\python
import sys
print("Hello",sys.version.split()[0])
input()
This sheebang works fine on Windows because I use pylauncher So I can compile like that
c:\python34\python -m compileall print.py -b
But the sheebang is not recognized when I execute the pyc file.
This works, but I wouldn't like to repeat the C:\python34\python
Because the current script will be already running under the Python version I asked in the shebang.
Therefore I would like to make the sub program start with the same version of the Python.
So far, I tried:
#! C:\python34\python
import os
os.system("C:\python34\python print.pyc")
This would be perfect, but doesn't like pyc files. And the following doesn't works either:
exec( open('print.pyc').read() )
Does someone knows how to call the pyc files in the code?
#! C:\python34\python
import print # imports print.pyc
#now you can use the pyc as a module.
DoSomething()