clr-loader

import os from clr_loader import get_coreclr from clr_loader.exceptions import ClrError # clr-loader attempts to find the latest installed CoreCLR runtime. # This might require a .NET SDK or runtime to be installed on the system. # For CI/CD or specific versions, you might need to provide `runtime_config`. try: print("Attempting to load CoreCLR runtime...") # This call tries to auto-discover an installed .NET runtime. # If no .NET runtime is installed or discoverable, this will raise ClrError. clr_runtime_host = get_coreclr() print(f"Successfully loaded CoreCLR host: {clr_runtime_host}") # For advanced usage, one would then use clr_runtime_host # to load assemblies and interact with them, typically via pythonnet. # Example (conceptual, requires a .NET assembly and more setup): # assembly_path = os.path.join(os.getcwd(), "MyDotNetLib.dll") # loaded_assembly = clr_runtime_host.load_assembly_from(assembly_path.encode('utf-8')) # print(f"Loaded assembly: {loaded_assembly.name}") except ClrError as e: print(f"Error loading CoreCLR: {e}") print("This typically means a .NET runtime (e.g., .NET SDK or runtime) is not installed") print("or not discoverable on your system. Please install .NET and ensure it's in PATH,") print("or provide a specific runtime_config.json path to get_coreclr().") except Exception as e: print(f"An unexpected error occurred: {e}")