I am using Python 2.2, a 32-bit process, but I need to load a 64bit dll from a printer. It might seem strange, but is this possible?
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I am using Python 2.2, a 32-bit process, but I need to load a 64bit dll from a printer. It might seem strange, but is this possible?
In a word, no.
ctypesusingLoadLibraryis used to connect to an external DLL, but if you are a 32-bit process then you will be using 32-bit addresses, so a 64-bit binary could not be mapped against your address space.