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- Choose the PyStim version that is compatible with the target OS’s Python installation.
- Ensure that Python is built with shared libraries on the target OS. [1]
- Installation instruction
- Changelog
PyStim v 1.0.9 for Linux x86_64/amd64
| Python version | PyStim download file. |
| 3.13 | Download |
| 3.12 | Download |
| 3.11 | Download |
| 3.10 | Download |
| 3.9 | Download |
| 3.8 | Download |
| 3.7 | Download |
[1] – When Python is installed together with Python-shared libraries (such as libpython.so on Linux or python.dll on Windows), it is often referred to as “Python with shared library” or “Python built with shared libraries”.
This setup allows multiple programs to use the same shared Python runtime rather than embedding a separate Python interpreter in each application. It can reduce memory usage and make embedding Python into other applications easier.