Another bloody newbie question: Executable Python files?

[Frank Biringer]

One possibility is the freeze-module (not shipped with Windows-version; in
case you're using Win32 check the reeze.py from the Python source). Search
www.python.org for 'freeze'.
The module is a little bit tricky and you'll need a c-compiler.

Endgamer wrote:

> Is it possible (I know it's not required) to compile a Python program
> to be stand-alone? Or is it required that Python be installed on every
> machine the program runs on? I'm working with Windows machines, and
> I'm writing this little script I need to have run on each machine (of
> about 20) at startup - I'd prefer not to have to install Python on
> each machine!
>
> Thanks in advance...
>
> Endgamer
> Spider Warrior
>
> (Endgamer71 at spamtrap.hotmail.com)
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> Not a quote, just an on-the-spot observation:
> You know you're a geek when your PC costs exactly
> 15 times as much as your stereo. And gives better
> sound quality.<sigh>
>                               Endgamer
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