Build the Python library into the binary
radbit at my-deja.com
radbit at my-deja.com
Tue Jun 22 14:47:31 EDT 1999
In article <376F9518.D3252CEE at interet.com>,
"James C. Ahlstrom" <jim at interet.com> wrote:
> Now that Python 1.5.2 is here I need to upgrade from
> 1.5. We use Python internally and also ship Python
> applications. Our environment is mixed PC's, Suns and
> linux boxes. Our customers all have PC's. I always
> find upgrades difficult, especially at customer sites since
> we have no access, and have to depend on our Wise install
> script.
>
> I keep thinking how much easier this would be if the
> Python library were built into the binary. I mean that
> on PC's, the library were part of python15.dll for example.
> No more worrys about a bad PYTHONPATH, the registry, my
> 1.5.2 binary using 1.5 libraries, the different ways all
> this works on different platforms, etc. You just replace
> python15.dll and you are at 1.5.2. Simple.
>
> So I wrote some code. I don't consider it finished but
> it works. It makes the Python library part of the binary.
>
Hi
did you have a look at mxCGIPython at
http://starship.skyport.net/~lemburg/mxCGIPython.html ?
This is a single executable not shared library with the
standard Python library embedded.
Cheers
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Florent Heyworth
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