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USA-OK-OAKHURST Κατάλογοι Εταιρεία
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Εταιρικά Νέα :
- PyInstaller Manual — PyInstaller 6. 14. 1 documentation
PyInstaller supports Python 3 8 and newer, and correctly bundles many major Python packages such as numpy, matplotlib, PyQt, wxPython, and others PyInstaller is tested against Windows, macOS, and Linux
- Using PyInstaller — PyInstaller 6. 14. 1 documentation
Older versions of macOS supported both 32-bit and 64-bit executables PyInstaller builds an app using the the word-length of the Python used to execute it That will typically be a 64-bit version of Python, resulting in a 64-bit executable To create a 32-bit executable, run PyInstaller under a 32-bit Python
- How to Install PyInstaller — PyInstaller 6. 14. 1 documentation
pyinstaller is the main command to build a bundled application See Using PyInstaller pyi-makespec is used to create a spec file See Using Spec Files pyi-archive_viewer is used to inspect a bundled application See Inspecting Archives pyi-bindepend is used to display dependencies of an executable See Inspecting Executables
- What PyInstaller Does and How It Does It
PyInstaller can bundle your script and all its dependencies into a single executable named myscript (myscript exe in Windows) The advantage is that your users get something they understand, a single executable to launch
- Advanced Topics — PyInstaller 6. 14. 1 documentation
PyInstaller embeds compiled python code ( pyc files) within the executable PyInstaller injects its code into the normal Python import mechanism Python allows this; the support is described in PEP 302 “New Import Hooks”
- Common Issues and Pitfalls — PyInstaller 6. 14. 1 documentation
This section attempts to document common issues and pitfalls that users need to be aware of when trying to freeze their applications with PyInstaller, as certain features require special care and considerations that might not be obvious when developing and running unfrozen python programs
- Using PyInstaller — PyInstaller 4. 1 documentation
After decompression, the program executes the PyInstaller bootloader, which creates a temporary environment for Python The Python interpreter executes your script PyInstaller looks for UPX on the execution path or the path specified with the --upx-dir option
- Using Spec Files — PyInstaller 6. 9. 0 documentation
The spec file tells PyInstaller how to process your script It encodes the script names and most of the options you give to the pyinstaller command The spec file is actually executable Python code PyInstaller builds the app by executing the contents of the spec file For many uses of PyInstaller you do not need to examine or modify the spec file
- Using PyInstaller — PyInstaller 6. 9. 0 documentation
Older versions of macOS supported both 32-bit and 64-bit executables PyInstaller builds an app using the the word-length of the Python used to execute it That will typically be a 64-bit version of Python, resulting in a 64-bit executable To create a 32-bit executable, run PyInstaller under a 32-bit Python
- Run-time Information — PyInstaller 6. 14. 1 documentation
How to Install PyInstaller; What PyInstaller Does and How It Does It; Using PyInstaller; Common Issues and Pitfalls; Run-time Information Using __file__ Placing data files at expected locations inside the bundle; Using sys executable and sys argv[0] LD_LIBRARY_PATH LIBPATH considerations; Using Spec Files; Notes about specific Features
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