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Hi,
I wrote a little [1]guide how to generate a .exe installer under Linux, even if your python application has C extension modules. [1] http://kampfwurst.net/python-mingw32/
It is useful for me because I want to generate .exe installers and only have Linux installed on my machines. Perhaps other bdist_wininst/Linux fans find this useful too :)
Regards, Bastian
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At 02:53 AM 10/16/04 +0200, Bastian Kleineidam wrote:
Hi,
I wrote a little [1]guide how to generate a .exe installer under Linux, even if your python application has C extension modules. [1] http://kampfwurst.net/python-mingw32/
It is useful for me because I want to generate .exe installers and only have Linux installed on my machines. Perhaps other bdist_wininst/Linux fans find this useful too :)
Interesting. It looks like there are definitely some things distutils could do to make the process easier. For example, bdist_wininst could possibly sort out the install path issues on its own.
Actually, as complicated as your example setup.py is, I wonder if it might not be easier to just run the Windows python under Wine, than to rewrite a setup.py to support cross compiling.
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