On Sunday, March 20, 2011 11:08am, "Ben Smith" <b...@wbpsystems.com> said:
> ... What I'd like to do is
> limit myself to just the functions that are implemented in python, package it
> with
> py2exe and hand that to anyone that needs it. So, my question, if anyone
> knows,
> what's implemented in python and what depends on the c libraries? Is this even
> possible?
The low-level code is all in non-Python libraries. However, I have used
pyinstaller (similar to py2exe)
to build self-contained packages that include numpy, and it includes the
necessary
non-Python libraries in the package. My impression is that py2exe will do the
same thing.
Also, you don't need to build numpy on everyone's machine. There is a numpy
installer
for Windows. You could just give people directions for installing Python and
Numpy. IPython
might be nice too.
Other alternatives: The Enthought distribution is free for academic use. Sage
is free. There's
also Python(x,y), though I don't know much about it. They all include a ton of
stuff.
Dan
_______________________________________________
NumPy-Discussion mailing list
NumPy-Discussion@scipy.org
http://mail.scipy.org/mailman/listinfo/numpy-discussion
