I have 7 scripts that all call eachother at some point, so I want to compile them all and have it as a single .exe that I can run anywhere. Pyinstaller isn't working for me, it keeps coming up with errors such as WARNING: lib not found: api-ms-won-crt-time-l1-1-0.dll dependency of c:\python35\DLLs\_ssl.pyd
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Another way to compile your scripts to an .exe is cx_freeze. Or like creyD said Pyinstaller.
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Taylor Hetherington
I'm using cx_Freeze right now! To compile multiple scripts can I just make
executables = [Executable("distme.py")] in setup into executables = [Executable("distme.py"), Executable("distme2.py")] or executables = [Executable("distme.py", "distme2.py")]?
xFuture
executables = [Executable("")] is correct I think.Taylor Hetherington
no, I mean, how could I make multiple python files in to one exe?
xFuture
Ahh okay sry. So to do this you can easily use
Packages = in your setup.py. So for example: Packages = ["example1", "example2", "example3"]Taylor Hetherington
Thanks, what about if I have an Assets file (since I'm using PyQt5), do I have to do anything special with that or can I just drop it in the folder when I've compiled it?
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Have you tried to use another program (like py2exe or similar)? If this doesn´t help and you can´t merge them into one larger script (what would be my prefered way) maybe you could should check on the dll Pyinstaller can´t find, cause it seems like one of your scripts would need it.
If you need to include the dll file into your exe maybe this Post will help you...
