You can use a docker container rust environment to both build pyoxidizer and use it to create your executables. I did this to avoid installing rust on my machine. It also creates a nice clean environment to build in.
The author of the PyOxidizer admits that the program is still raw. The documentation is only available for the version 0.8.0. But the he promises mutually usage Rust and Python codes in a combined project. That would be certainly great. I am worried about the slow progress of development.
I don't know how to use my pyoxidizer version(last version), "pyoxidizer init pyapp" command (init) don't exist in my version please how work the last version ? please show an example, if possible with a script having cv2, numpy. And also an example with script on two many files and also i use python 3.6.8 amd64 There is no way to use my own interpretor instead auto donwloaded interpretor(python 3.7.x of pyoxidizor? thank to reply me
20mb exe file in the end... beautiful language, just terrible when it comes to this kind of thing. Would be nice if only the modules and parts of the language you use get packaged rather than everything.
You can use a docker container rust environment to both build pyoxidizer and use it to create your executables. I did this to avoid installing rust on my machine. It also creates a nice clean environment to build in.
The author of the PyOxidizer admits that the program is still raw. The documentation is only available for the version 0.8.0. But the he promises mutually usage Rust and Python codes in a combined project. That would be certainly great. I am worried about the slow progress of development.
I don't know how to use my pyoxidizer version(last version), "pyoxidizer init pyapp" command (init) don't exist in my version
please how work the last version ? please show an example, if possible with a script having cv2, numpy. And also an example with script on two many files
and also i use python 3.6.8 amd64
There is no way to use my own interpretor instead auto donwloaded interpretor(python 3.7.x of pyoxidizor?
thank to reply me
20mb exe file in the end... beautiful language, just terrible when it comes to this kind of thing. Would be nice if only the modules and parts of the language you use get packaged rather than everything.
Do you know where I can find more info about making a python file run on mac, but compile the exe from windows?
Maybe, but to clarify; you mean you want to compile an executable on a windows machine that will run in Mac?
@@freedtmg16 Yes, but everything i could find is to do it directly on a Mac due to Mac not running exes
In 2021, using pyoxidizer is smooth as a breeze.
Any tutorials you'd recommend ?
even with packages using __file__ ? I can't build an app using numpy for example.
Thanks, That's a serious no. Rust and VC