On Sat, May 12, 2001 at 10:16:31AM +1000, Mark Hammond wrote:
> Freeze should work with COM objects. Check out the "-s com_dll" option.
>
> Mark.
sorry, it is not clear to me how does it work...
I took a look inside the registy and I found that the first
reference for an inproc server is the pythoncom.dll, and if python com
extentions are not correctly installed, I get an automation error when
I try to create an object from VB.
P.S. i tryed to build with the -s com_dll option,
during the running it complains
that the 'initMyModule' function was missing...
Franz
> > -----Original Message-----
> >
> >
> > I tried to write a python com object, it's really
> > easy and it works, now i'm wondering if it is possible
> > to distribute it without the whole installation of python
> > and the com extensions.
> > For exe i found the freeze tool which works fine,
> > for a com object i tried but it does not work in fact
> > i think that the pythoncom.dll looks for some modules and
> > dlls of the python installation (considering the pythonpath
> > set in the registry) is this true? or anyway
> > is it possible to define a minimal subset to distribute?
> >
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