Bundle required Python about icestudio HOT 7 CLOSED

What version of icestudio are you using? what version of python do you have installed?

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I have unpacked the latest icestudio version from the release-section here. Why should I install any Python? Why can't it be part of the distributed .zip file?

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At downloads.icestudio.io there is no download link at all:

And when launching the win64 executable from https://github.com/FPGAwars/icestudio/releases/tag/v0.11 I'm getting this frightening error:

Please note, that I don't want any Python be installed on my machine. I'm a Java developer and bundling a private Java Runtime Environment (JRE) with a Java (desktop) application just in a subdirectory is common standard. Isn't something like that available for Python, too? Also, because the .zip file is approximately as large as the .exe file, I assume it contains everything that the .exe contains.

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Hi! i don't understand whats happen! i'll try the url, what version of windows do you have? what is your web browser and version? if you pobided me, will be very useful for me to fix a bug probably.

In other way, try with google chrome please, you should view something like this, and download the .exe (MSI) bundle:

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Sorry, it was a problem of uMatrix not refreshing correctly the page. I could download it now, but it tries to install an outdated Python. Why not bundle it (in the meaning of copying) as subdirectory of the installation? I hate it if applications a) require external dependencies or b) install something else that remains after uninstalling the application, or c) a different application wants to install a different version of Python. It's completely fine if you bundle an older Python version that is known to work flawlessly with icestudio.

PS: BTW, I was able to try icestudio on Linux today and like it.

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Very soon we don't bundle python anymore, but this is the python in the bundle now, this windows bundle is thinked for students of one univerity that needed and this is a version compatible with other things that they need.

Anyway you could uninstall this version of python and install the latest from https://www.python.org/

I'm happy that you install in linux :). if you have more questions reopen this thread, for the moment i'm closing it!

Thanks for your feedback!

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