TL,DR
Get a binary from this website: http://www.lfd.uci.edu/~gohlke/pythonlibs/
Direct links: 2.6 32bit
,
2.7 32bit
,2.6 64bit
, 2.7 64bit
For pycURL, both pip
and easy_install
will fail on Windows.
I also tried to download and install the pycURL package manually, after
downloading cURL, but that didn't work either, even if specifying the
CURL_DIR
( it complained that it cannot find 'liblibcurl.lib' ). From what
I can gather from the README, what it needs in the CURL_DIR
is the source
distribution of cURL, not the executable.
Downloading the precompiled version from the official pycURL
repository will probably get you
nowhere, because it requires Python 2.5. It will not work with 2.6.
The only easy way at the moment seems to be
this
unofficial release. It an executable installer, and I have used it without any
issues with Python 2.6. A version for Python
2.7
is available from the same site.
You might also want to consider using requests
, a popular alternative to pycURL. It's a pleasure to use, and is actively developed.
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