HI,
Has anybody successfully made an application using GUI2EXE? Specially when custom .pyd files are involved. One more thing I have noticed when using
“Bundle files” to 3 and I am getting numpy, matplotlib and so many unwanted modules getting involved which I am not at all using in my project.
Thanks
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Hi,
Has anybody successfully made an application using GUI2EXE?
I hope somone did, otherwise GUI2Exe would be pretty useless
Specially when
custom .pyd files are involved.
"Custom" pyd files are picked up automagically by py2exe (or whatever
executable-builder you are using) during the building process, so this
isn't exactly a GUI2Exe issue.
One more thing I have noticed when using
"Bundle files" to 3 and I am getting numpy, matplotlib and so many unwanted
modules getting involved which I am not at all using in my project.
Assuming you are using py2exe as executable-builder in GUI2Exe, you
may want to add numpy, matplotlib and other unwanted packages/modules
in the "Excludes" list control, so that they are not picked up by
py2exe.
BTW, are you using the GUI2Exe version from the SVN repository here:
http://code.google.com/p/gui2exe/
?
Andrea.
"Imagination Is The Only Weapon In The War Against Reality."
http://xoomer.alice.it/infinity77/
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On Tue, Oct 7, 2008 at 1:50 PM, Prashant Saxena wrote:
Prashant,
HI,
Has anybody successfully made an application using GUI2EXE? Specially when custom .pyd files are involved. One more thing I have noticed when using
"Bundle files" to 3 and I am getting numpy, matplotlib and so many unwanted modules getting involved which I am not at all using in my project.
Thanks
Just for the record, I use GUI2Exe as my main binary creator for Windows and I've been using it for over a year. I've created dozens of executables with it. As Andrea said, you should be able to just add those packages to the excludes list. I've never created a binary with .pyd files, so I can't really help there. You might ask on the py2exe group and see if they have any magic tricks for you to try.
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