[python-win32] RE: Python-win32 Digest, Vol 18, Issue 22

[Mark English]

> From: Niki Spahiev <niki at vintech.bg>
> 
> Mark English wrote:
> > The short version of this question is how do you include 
> binaries in a 
> > distribution without including their source ?
> > 
> [...]
> > 
> > If I use py2exe to compile a script which depends on this 
> package, it 
> > pulls in all the relevant parts just like I want, but of 
> course I end 
> > up with an executable rather than a "module distribution", and 
> > presumably this would also be useless for Unix builds. I'm guessing 
> > there's some easy way to do this which I haven't found yet, 
> so I'd be 
> > grateful for any insight.
> 
> What is wrong with python setup.py bdist_wininst?
> This is what pywin32 uses.

I still end up with a winzip file (executable) which contains only .py
files, and no .pyd files.


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