I wrote my first Python script today and was very impressed at how
concise the code was and development time. In addition, I am using
the latest stable version of Python from ActiveState.com. Anyway,
when I compiled my file to an exectuable I was horrified to see a
"dist" folder with all kinds of co-reqs etc that had to be distributed
in order for the program to run.
For Perl, I used the Perl2exe product and I was simply given one file
..exe to distribute. Has anyone one else run into this before /
experienced that. Is there a way to have just one file?
Enterprise Environment
All Windows desktop / servers w/out Python language installed
My Goal: Evaluating Python and in addition trying to keep potential
pitfalls as simple and concise as possible concerning deployment and
support.
Thanks in advance to all you guru's.
Dave