Compiling Python

David Bolen db3l at fitlinxx.com
Thu Jun 6 21:58:42 EDT 2002


Don Garrett <garrett at bgb.cc> writes:

>     It would be even more useful if there was an easy way to produce a
> standalone RPM or MSI file (depending on the plateform). The MSI file is
> probably more useful. The unix people are more capable of dealing with the
> extra steps of getting a python program to work.

While not MSI, there are free setup programs (I'm a fan of InnoSetup)
that will produce a perfectly standard looking Windows installation
executable for your application.  You can couple that with the
installer/py2exe output to look like a standard Windows setup.

If you're already doing this and just specifically want an MSI format,
then ignore the point. :-)

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