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I didn't (have to) attempt this step, as I already have VStudio 2010 installed. The other 2 are dependencies for these 2 (and I tend to think that will be automatically installed).Microsoft Windows SDK for Windows 7 and.
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More details on : WindowsCompilers.Įvery package that contains parts written in C(++) (and needs to be built from sources at pip install time - meaning that there are no prebuilt binaries on the public repository), also requires the compiler (the compiler version must match the one that Python was built with). Since it's written in C, it requires a C compiler. Python 3.4 version is built (on Win) using VStudio 2010 ( 10.0). : Unofficial Windows Binaries for Python Extension Packages is the most comprehensive repository (that I know of), and contains the wrapt build for Python 3.4 (but doesn't the typed-ast one :) )
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5 (and newer) binaries for typed-ast, but not for wrapt, so a Python upgrade will still require building it (assuming that it's needed)

Some of its dependencies ( wrapt, typed-ast: which don't have prebuilt binaries for Python 3.4 on Win - makes sense considering the previous bullet) require it.Īccording to : pip install - Options ( pip install -h): This is also backed up by the existence of the pylint-2.3.1-p圓-none-any.whl file (available for download). : Pylint is written entirely in Python (I checked the source code), so it wouldn't require a C(++) compiler.

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More details on : How to circumvent Windows Universal CRT headers dependency on vcruntime.h - answer) Starting with VStudio 2015 ( 14.0), MS did some changes to improve backward and forward compatibility between VStudio versions. That doesn't magically solve all possible problems, but being a newer version, it requires newer build tools ( VStudio) which are easier to find, and have a higher probability of installing and running correctly.Įven if you manage to solve the problem for this version, you'll be likely to run into it again when trying to install other such packages, as more and more of them will no longer support it So, you should move away from it (I'd recommend the (current) LTS version: 3. The last version ( 3.4.10) was released on 8.

Python 3.4 has now reached its end-of-life and has been retired. According to : PEP 429 - Python 3.4 Release Schedule ( emphasis is mine):
