Great looks like I arrived at a good time, thanks. Loosing MSVCRT71.DLL
removes a real annoyance. I will look at the one file though I use Inno
Setup from a one dir build as that lets you install other features like
start menu shortcuts and file associations.
Steve
William Caban wrote:
Yes, Finally! Here is the PyInstaller 1.1 release!
The work for this release has been a great effort by Giovanni Bajo with
the feedback and patches by the community. Many thanks to those who have
tested the software at different stages and those who have submitted
their feedback and patches (see CHANGE LOG). Also, I have to give my
thanks to those of you who have mail us encouraging words about the
effort to maintain this software alive. It has been a great pleasure to
be able to give something back to the Open Source community as we all
benefit from other softwares from it!
__LINKS__
http://pyinstaller.hpcf.upr.edu/source/1.1/pyinstaller_1.1.tar.gz
http://pyinstaller.hpcf.upr.edu/source/1.1/pyinstaller_1.1.zip
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6c6f84bd774ea8196d3744a7999a01ab pyinstaller_1.1.tar.gz
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__CHANGE LOG__
+ (Windows) Make single-file packages not depend on MSVCRT71.DLL anymore,
even under Python 2.4. You can eventually ship your programs really as
single-file executables, even when using the newest Python version!
+ Fix problem with incorrect python path detection. Now using helpers from
distutils.
+ Fix problem with rare encodings introduced in newer Python versions:
now all
the encodings are automatically found and included, so this problem
should
be gone forever.
+ Fix building of COM servers (was broken in 1.0 because of the new build
system).
+ Mimic Python 2.4 behaviour with broken imports: sys.modules is cleaned up
afterwise. This allows to package SQLObject applications under Windows
with Python 2.4 and above.
+ Add import hook for the following packages:
+ GTK
+ PyOpenGL (tested 2.0.1.09)
+ dsnpython (tested 1.3.4)
+ KInterasDB (courtesy of Eugene Prigorodov)
+ Fix packaging of code using "time.strptime" under Python 2.3+.
+ (Linux) Ignore linux-gate.so while calculating dependencies (fix provided
by Vikram Aggarwal).
+ (Windows) With Python 2.4, setup UPX properly so to be able to compress
binaries generated with Visual Studio .NET 2003 (such as most of the
extensions). UPX 1.92+ is needed for this.
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