On Mar 24, 2005, at 3:28 PM, Noah Spurrier wrote:
Dan wrote:
I couldn't help noticing the description explanation of how to
compile/distribute a Python program as a Windows executable:
http://www.pygame.org/docs/tut/Executable.html
That's neat: I didn't know such a thing existed. But the user still
has to install the SDL separately, doesn't he? And what about
PyGame: does he have to install that too?
If anyone has experience with this, please enlighten me. Thanks!
No, it wraps up everything -- python, pygame, SDL, and everything
else in your script.
I've build totally stand-alone EXEs that would run on virgin
machines.
You don't have to install anyting else. It all runs right from the
EXE.
Well, a directory with an exe, some dlls, and some pyds... but
(hopefully) no external dependencies other than Windows itself.