Hi,
I've come across Cython recently, it allows me to compile .py files to .pyd files
Cython != Python. It compiles Cython code to C code. That's an important detail.
Would it be hard to implement an option in pyinstaller to treat .pyd files the same as .py files and include them (hide them) into an exe? Or an option to pack all .pyd files into one big pyd?
But why should .pyd files be handled differently than DLLs? They are basically the same thing. On Linux, there is not even such a distinction (file extension wise), it uses .so files. And even if they were part of the executable, they would need to be extracted at some point because (afaik, I may be wrong) you can't load DLLs from within a packed archive (it could maybe work if the DLL was embedded as resource in the exe, not within the archive, but that is not currently supported).
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