Hi Pietro,
Yes, I know (roughly) about setuptools. Both setuptools and cx_Freeze build
on distutils, but they do quite different things:
- cx_Freeze extends distutils to allow freezing and distributing executable
programs which can run without Python installed on the system.
- setuptools adds features to the process of building and installing Python
packages, like dependency handling. It attempts to allow for different
versions of a single package being installed, but in practice that
functionality is not widely used, and makes other things more complicated.
Best wishes,
Thomas
On 10 October 2013 22:32, Pietro Moras <studio...@hotmail.com> wrote:
> In case you know it, how would you compare “setuptools” with cx_Freeze?
> Thanks.
> - P.M.
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