I am trying to enable python support for Vim 8.0 on Windows 10. As I understand it I need: Vim with python support Python installed and on the $path matching 32 or 64 bit versions of both I have tried the official 32bit binary, which shows python35.dll with python 3.5.2 and 3 the 64 bit binary available from tux project which shows python36.dll as the ddynamic_python_dll with python 3.6.1 Each time I've checked the path by typing 'python --version' in cmd and confirming I'm getting the right version. In all cases I get E370 could not load library. How do I make sure Vim is looking at the right file?

How do I specify where the python dll is located for vim 8?

I am trying to enable python support for Vim 8.0 on Windows 10.

As I understand it I need:

I have tried

the official 32bit binary, which shows python35.dll with python 3.5.2 and 3
the 64 bit binary available from tux project which shows python36.dll as the ddynamic_python_dll with python 3.6.1

Each time I've checked the path by typing 'python --version' in cmd and confirming I'm getting the right version.

In all cases I get E370 could not load library. How do I make sure Vim is looking at the right file?