Python compiler?

[Grant Edwards]

In article <20000123092040.A2010 at stopcontact.palga.uucp>, Gerrit Holl wrote:

>> Does it have a compiler for Linux and/or windows that can produce native
>> executables?
>
>Yes, it has one. It's included in the Python distribution, Tools/freeze.
>It's called freeze, and with it, you won't need any Python interpreter.

Does freeze actually produce a native executable, or does it bundle up
bytecode with the bytecode interpreter so that all the user sees is a
single "executable" file?

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