jitesh wrote:
Sorry for my noviceness.
Is it possible to handover an application to my client without giving
the source code because I don't want to open the source code OR is
there any way to convert .py file to .pyc or .exe file.
Any help is appreciated.
In python, the
compiled byt
> Try py2exe www.py2exe.org
Besides being Windows only, Py2Exe just bundles your byte code with an
interpreter in a convenient package. The byte code can still be
extracted and decompiled. It just raises the bar.
FWIW, I think if you use an interpreted language, you just have to live
with the fac
Python source code (.py) is automatically compiled to byte code (.pyc)
when you import a module.
More info here:
http://effbot.org/zone/python-compile.htm
However, it seems that pyc files can still be decompiled, google for
"uncompile pyc" for more info.
HTH,
Daniel
Am Donnerstag, den 19.06.2
Try py2exe www.py2exe.org
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Sorry for my noviceness.
Is it possible to handover an application to my client without giving
the source code because I don't want to open the source code OR is
there any way to convert .py file to .pyc or .exe file.
Any help is appreciated.
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