There's a family of cx_ tools that Anthony has released. I guess it means
Computronix, the company he works for, though you should wait for him to
confirm that.

See: http://starship.python.net/crew/atuining/

Thomas



On 27 April 2013 04:59, Pietro Moras <[email protected]> wrote:

>  Any idea what's the original meaning and role of the “cx_” prefix, as in
> “cx_Freeze”?
> Thank you.
>  - P.M.
>
> <P.S.> Names are important...
>
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