> Also, you can try with py2exe. It's very easy.
> Catalin.
> > You may want to try cx_freeze.
I brief experience with both. may be helpful
1. I did a little program on python/TK. Some 100 lines or less
2. executed cx_freeze
3. executed py2exe
In the end, i had a dir with the name of the script:
03/12/04 18:08 <DIR> .
03/12/04 18:08 <DIR> ..
03/12/04 18:07 28.672 bugger.12.exe
25/05/04 21:19 45.117 datetime.pyd
03/12/04 18:07 563.528 library.zip
09/11/04 15:41 964 palavras.txt (this is data, i put here)
25/05/04 21:17 974.909 python23.dll
03/12/04 18:07 <DIR> tcl
31/03/04 21:34 569.344 tcl84.dll
31/03/04 21:41 1.011.200 tk84.dll
25/05/04 21:18 16.384 w9xpopen.exe
25/05/04 21:18 57.401 _sre.pyd
25/05/04 21:19 36.925 _tkinter.pyd
10 File(s) 3.304.444 bytes
3 Dir(s) 2.143.559.680 bytes free
Despite the fact that it got extremely big (but i wasn't expecting less when i started) it got pretty clumsy for what i had in mind. I was hoping for something like a 10Mb-single-exe-file kinda of result :)
I belive cx_freeze didn't did much because i had no small includes. just the huge ones like Tk.
Gabriel
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