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You can use the python module of the environment manager.

import psse_env_manager
import os

psse_version = 34
src1 = 'model.f90'
modsources = ['module.f90']
dllname = 'dsusr.dll'
workdir = os.getcwd()
ivf_version = '19'

psse_env_manager.create_dll(psse_version, src1, modsources=modsources, dllname=dllname,
   workdir=workdir, showprg=True, useivfvrsn=ivf_version, shortname='DSUSR',
   description='description', majorversion=1, minorversion=0, buildversion=0, companyname='',
   mypathlib=False)

However, you will also need visual studio build tools to actually build the dll. This is the problematic part for me since psseenvmanager will not recognize my visual studio 2017 Installation when I import the module like above.

The error in my case is something like <"\vswhere.exe" file not found> I don't know why this happens in my case and why there is that strange backslash in front of the file path.

I still hope it works for you.

You can use the python module of the environment manager.

import psse_env_manager
import os

psse_version = 34
src1 = 'model.f90'
modsources = ['module.f90']
dllname = 'dsusr.dll'
workdir = os.getcwd()
ivf_version = '19'

psse_env_manager.create_dll(psse_version, src1, modsources=modsources, dllname=dllname,
   workdir=workdir, showprg=True, useivfvrsn=ivf_version, shortname='DSUSR',
   description='description', majorversion=1, minorversion=0, buildversion=0, companyname='',
   mypathlib=False)

However, you will also need visual studio build tools to actually build the dll. This is the problematic part for me since psseenvmanager psse_env_manager will not recognize my visual studio 2017 Installation when I import the module like above.

The error in my case is something like <"\vswhere.exe" file not found> I don't know why this happens in my case and why there is that strange backslash in front of the file path.

I still hope it works for you.