You don't have to use py.exe all though it will work and be the simplest.
Just for your knowledge you can compile the source to a .pyo or a pyc
file.
If you look in your directory after you have run your project you will
find
those files. Those are the only files you must have in the program unless
of course as you have dll's they will need.
Ken
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Subject: Re: python and obviscation with package distribution?
Hello
Tyler Littlefield wrote:
I've got a couple questions.
First, I want to distribute a program I'm working on in python;
though I don't want to release the source, not just yet, anyway.
Any possible way to do this?
I think py2exe should do the job.
Second, this program will probably need the pywin package, as well as
twisted. Is there an easy way to distribute these with the installer?
When you compile your python source to exe all the required dependencies
should be included automatically.
Hope that helps, although I'm not a python programmer myself.
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Tuukka Ojala
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