Macmillan Installer works on both Windoze and Linux (i guess unices also)
but py2exe is a windows-only solution as of the latest release.
If you want a generic packaging solution use Mcmillan, but
if you are a M$ slave (excuse the expression!), then I suggest
py2exe since it's learning curve is rather smaller when compared
to McMillan. The only problem you might face is it's lack of
customization options. It allows optimization of executables
and some other hacks but seems to have lots of problems with
non-ascii strings. (--force-import encodings etc...).
-Anand
jj*@pobox.com (John J. Lee) wrote in message news:<87************@pobox.com>...
py*******@Hotpop.com (Anand Pillai) writes: "Alberto Vera" <av***@coes.org.pe> wrote in message news:<ma*************************************@pyth on.org>... I have a .py file but I don't know how make an executable from this?
[...] Try http://py2exe.sourceforge.net
also
http://www.mcmillan-inc.com/install1.html
(which also lists other solutions)
You should have googled for this, Alberto -- it's been asked a
bazillion times before.
John
