Re: Can I write a binary windows executable with Python?

From: Christian Heimes <lists@xxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Sat, 30 Aug 2008 01:14:57 +0200

walterbyrd wrote:

I have heard about Pysco. But does create a single executable that can
run without Python being installed? Or does that just compile the
libraries?

Psyco is a kind of JIT (just in time) optimizer for Python. It's limited to i386 compatible CPUs (aka X86 architecture). It has nothing to do with standalone executables.

You are lookin for py2exe. It's a program which creates standalone bundles of Python applications. The bundles contains the python core library, a startup executable and all additional dlls and Python scripts. The bundle runs w/o an installed Python interpreter.

Christian

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