The Microsoft Store installation of Python includes pip, the standard package manager. Once PowerShell is open, enter Python -version to confirm that Python3 has been installed on your machine. I want to build the project on a Windows system without relying on WSL or Linux. Once Python has completed the downloading and installation process, open Windows PowerShell using the Start menu (lower left Windows icon). Looking for a specific release Python releases by version number: Release version Release date Click for more Python 2.7. Has anyone encountered the same problem? Thanks for any reply. I have successfully built the project using SCons on a Linux system, so I think that perhaps SCons does not support the Windows 11 platform well. Add pip as an Environment Variable in Windows 3. Scons: building terminated because of errors. Scons: C:\Windows\System32\cmd.exe: No such file or directory In the Explorer windows that opens, click on the long directory bar to the left of the search bar.
Then right-click on Python.exe that pops up in the resulting menu and select the Open file location option.
The following is the last part of the build log. To do that, open up the Windows search bar and type python.exe (don't hit the Enter key). I have already installed the cross-compiler arm-none-gcc, and after running scons, the build process stops at the linking phase after completing the compilation phase. Have you encountered the problem where SCons cannot find cmd.exe in a Windows 11 system? My project is managed by SCons and target is the Cortex-M33 platform.
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