In BaseTools/toolsetup.bat there is a series of checks for a python freezer.
When I run from a VS command prompt (tested on 2005 and 2012) I found that when
we fall through to this case:
if not defined PYTHON_FREEZER_PATH (
echo.
echo !!! WARNING !!! Will not be able to compile Python programs to .exe
echo Will setup environment to run Python scripts directly.
echo.
set PYTHONPATH=%BASE_TOOLS_PATH%\Source\Python
set PATH=%PYTHONPATH%\build;%PYTHONPATH%\GenFds;%PYTHONPATH%\Trim;%PATH%
set PATHEXT=%PATHEXT%;.py
)
that the script will fail if anything in your PATH has parenthesis in it
including the standard VS2005 (or higher) path on 64-bit systems like
"C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Visual Studio 8\Common7\IDE" with the error
message:
\Microsoft was unexpected at this time.
Has this script been tested on an x64 Windows host install without a freezer
installed?
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