Not Windows compatible

[timonsku]

While compiling works the resulting library seems to either not be a valid Windows shared library or the Python wrapper handles something wrong.
When I try to build the Python wheel I first encounter this issue:
NotImplementedError: Bundling libraries in wheel is not supported on win32

Which is fixed by changing the pyprojects.toml to this suggestion: mesonbuild/meson-python#525 (comment)

This seemingly successfully installs the library but when you then try to use the module in a script it results in the following error on import:
OSError: [WinError 193] %1 is not a valid Win32 application

At first I thought it was getting the wrong path but even after hardcoding the library path it yields the same error.

[asoulier]

Hi,

If the meson packaging don't work, you can compile the separately the library and just copy/import the ".py" wrapper.
I think it can also be compiled with MSVC.

There is different calling convention on windows. Perhaps it's the issue.
Can you try try using ctypes.windll, instead of ctype.cdll here

I don't have windows OS to check.
Sorry, I think I can not help more.