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Python executable - TeemuStew - 04-10-2014
Is there a way to make a own python .exe file?
For example: i code something and when i open it, it opens in cmd, but is there a way to create a own .exe file.
I've been doing a game and i've been wondering if i could do it without the game opening in cmd.
Ps. I want to make apps, what is most convenient coding language for creating them?
RE: Python executable - Psycho_Coder - 04-11-2014
Yes you can. You can use py2exe to create an exe for Windows. For Linux as well you have resources to make Debian or rpm packages.
RE: Python executable - Psycho_Coder - 04-11-2014
A simple Google search will give you better answers.
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/5458048/how-to-make-a-python-script-standalone-executable-to-run-without-any-dependency
RE: Python executable - Deque - 04-11-2014
You have two possibilities. One was named by @Psycho_Coder. Py2Exe will convert a CPython file into an exe.
But you can as well use a Python implementation like IronPython which works on the .NET framework. I would perfer the latter if you want to develop for Windows.
RE: Python executable - TeemuStew - 04-11-2014
Thanks a bunch, both of you.
