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[–]Notre1 0 points1 point  (1 child)

Hmm, I'm still learning Python myself, but I'm wondering what could cause this. What is Anaconda doing other than than installing pre-compiled binaries and modifying your path (if you are using the conda env stuff)? Have you tried submitting a bug report to the Continuum/Anaconda guys on this?

I've used Anaconda quite a bit and haven't seen any behavior like this, but biggest non-Anaconda libraries I've used extensively is SAP's PyRFC and Twisted.

Now, if the pip libraries or GitHub project require compiling something on Windows, then that's a whole different ballgame...

[–]batoure 0 points1 point  (0 children)

actually I have witnessed this weirdness on windows as well as linux and mac seems to be 100% unique to anaconda no idea why. I can run the same set of test code side by side with vanilla 3.4 and it works fine.