Hello all,
I tried cx_freeze on a Solaris box and it didn't work because some
library dependencies weren't spotted. I investigated a bit and found
out the 'ldd' command on Solaris outputs the dependency list with a
tab after the '=>'. So the line.strip().split(" => ") in
Freezer._GetDependentFiles (module freezer.py, line 200 in version
4.0.1) doesn't work and the wrong library dependencies are returned.
Apparently, replacing this line by:
parts = line.expandtabs().strip().split(" => ")
seemed to solve the problem for me.
Just thought it would be nice to include this in the next version. I
didn't find a more "official" way to report bugs than this list. If
there is, please tell me: I'll be glad to do it.
Thanks!
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- Eric Brunel
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