is there a way to create a standalone .exe from a python script. Executables generated with py2exe can run only with pythonXX.dll. I'd like to obtain a fully standalone .exe which does not require to install the python runtime library. It looks like a linking problem but using static library instead the dynamic one and it would be also useful to apply a strip in order to remove the unused symbols.
Any idea ?
Thanks.
Alessandro
Underneath the GUI is PyInstaller, a terminal based application to create Python executables for Windows, Mac and Linux. Veteran Pythonistas will be familiar with how PyInstaller works, but with auto-py-to-exe any user can easily create a single Python executable for their system.
In PyInstaller it is easy to create one exe, By default both create a bunch of exes & dlls. In py2exe its easier to embed manifest file in exe, useful for run as administrator mode in windows vista and beyond. Pyinstaller is modular and has a feature of hooks to include files in the build that you like.
You can do this in the latest version of py2exe...
Just add something like the code below in your setup.py
file (key part is 'bundle_files': 1).
To include your TkInter package in the install, use the 'includes' key.
distutils.core.setup(
windows=[
{'script': 'yourmodule.py',
'icon_resources': [(1, 'moduleicon.ico')]
}
],
zipfile=None,
options={'py2exe':{
'includes': ['tkinter'],
'bundle_files': 1
}
}
)
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