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List:       python-distutils-sig
Subject:    [Distutils] Help with Compilation
From:       ALEX.BELT () bcbssc ! com (ALEX BELT)
Date:       2001-10-29 15:15:00
Message-ID: NZ5ca234-31f03c13 () bcbssc ! com
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ALEX BELT wrote:
>
> Good day everyone,
>
> I am writing a Python script for the web in a Windows environment, but I have
> a problem: the web page is generated inside another web environment, so I
need
> to compile the Python script directly to a machine executable file, rather
> than bytecode.  I cannot use Java as a solution, the language has inherent
> limitations that prevent it from doing what I need.  I need to develop this
> quickly, which eliminates C or C++, and I have to keep in mind that not all
> users may have Windows in the future, so using a MS product is not a
realistic
> solution.  Is it possible to compile Python to machine code, or
alternatively,
> find a way to use the Python script without having Python installed on the
> user's machine?

Have a look at py2exe. It wraps up everythin you need in a single
executable along with a few DLLs.

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