En Sat, 10 Feb 2007 09:21:29 -0300, <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> escribió: > It has been such a painful thing for me.
Ouch... why was that? Programming in Python, or using py2exe? > As I made a program to > encrypt files, now I want to distribute that program over other > computers. I created .EXE file with py2exe but the "dist" folder makes > around 2 mb and it restricts for the python DLL to be within the same > folder. Is there any easy way to get this thing done in just one exe > file? Perhaps... but what would you gain? Most programs include, apart from the main executable: manual, license, readme file, release notes, installation guide, other resources, etc. You can use an installer like Inno Setup to package nicely all required pieces into a single distributable file. For simple programs, even a self-extracting .zip would suffice. > I mean if I do interfacing with C/C++ will it work for me and if > I do interfacing with C/C++ will it be necessary on the other computer > to have python installed on it? I don't understand what are you asking... You can extend and/or embed Python using C. And you already know py2exe, obviously: the idea is to *not* require a previous Python install in order to run your application. -- Gabriel Genellina -- http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-list