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Sign in Pricing Blog Support Search GitHub This repository Watch 252 Star 1,282 Fork 338 Microsoft/PTVS Code Issues 541 Pull requests 3 Projects 0 Wiki Pulse Graphs New issue https://github.com/Microsoft/PTVS/issues/218 "The parameter is incorrect" error when clicking "Start without debugging" #218 Closed nidleo opened this Issue May 19, 2015 · 7 comments Projects None yet Labels None yet Milestone No milestone Assignees No one assigned 3 participants nidleo commented May 19, 2015 Error appears after choosing "Start without debugging" from right-click menu on the editor Microsoft member zooba commented May 19, 2015 error generating What version of PTVS are you using? Do you have a project open or just a single file (or is it part of another type of project, like a C++ project)? What version of Python do you have? nidleo commented May 19, 2015 PTVS 2.2 on visual studio 2013. It's a python project with a single file open in editor. Python version: WinPython 2.7.9.5 64 error generating win32 bit int19h commented May 19, 2015 Pretty sure that's yet another PYTHONPATH related bug with custom interpreters. @nidleo, can you go into environment configuration for WinPython, and put PYTHONPATH as the name of the path environment variable there, and see if that fixes the problem? nidleo commented May 19, 2015 Not sure I know how to do that. As far as I know the only env var related configuration is through winpython.ini file which looks like this: Could you provide further instructions? int19h commented May 20, 2015 It should be in the same place where you've originally added it (Tools -> Options -> Python Tools -> Environment Options). Select WinPython in the "Show settings for" combo box, and then edit the Path Environment Variable textbox to "PYTHONPATH". nidleo commented May 21, 2015 Thanks! It worked. I see that "without debugging" things run faster. I wonder what the speed up could be. Is there a per-line overhead in debug mode? Microsoft member zooba commented May 21, 2015 Yep. When debugging is enabled, Python calls a separate function for each line. We try to keep the overhead as small as possible, but we do s