On Thu, Apr 14, 2011 at 08:42, ema francis <ema...@gmail.com> wrote: > I am using python3.1 in windows environment.How can I create a python > executable file? > I tried with py2exe package but it is not compatible with python3.1.Isthere > any other way... > pls help me... > > cxfreeze works quite well for producing stand-alone Python apps. The only issue I have had is the occasional file or files from a third party module that do not get automatically brought over into the distribution target folder. However, in all those cases the error messages when the program was run gave me enough information to know what files I needed to go copy from my Python folders over into the distribution folder so it could find them. I use cxfreeze regularly for situations that are best served with a stand-alone Python program. However, I do recommend carefully evaluating if you need stand-alone or if installing the interpreter is more appropriate. I have found that not every program is best served by being converted to stand-alone.
http://cx-freeze.sourceforge.net/ Good Luck, Bill Allen
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