On 20 mars 09, at 15:19, Smith, Jeff wrote:
I have built Python and cx_Freeze on Mac OS X 10.5 using the latest
xcode toolset. Everything works fine until I go to actually freeze
an executable.
Then I get the following errors:
copying /opt/tcdevenv/Darwin96i386/lib/python2.5/site-packages/
cx_Freeze/bases/Console -> /Users/jsmith/tmp/dist/test
sh: ldd: command not found
writing zip file /Users/jsmith/tmp/dist/test
Name File
---- ----
m UserDict /opt/tcdevenv/Darwin96i386/lib/python2.5/
UserDict.py
m __builtin__
m __main__ test.py
m _codecs
m _sre
m _types
m array /opt/tcdevenv/Darwin96i386/lib/python2.5/
lib-dynload/array.so
m codecs /opt/tcdevenv/Darwin96i386/lib/python2.5/
codecs.py
m copy /opt/tcdevenv/Darwin96i386/lib/python2.5/
copy.py
m copy_reg /opt/tcdevenv/Darwin96i386/lib/python2.5/
copy_reg.py
m cx_Freeze__init__ /opt/tcdevenv/Darwin96i386/lib/python2.5/
site-packages/cx_Freeze/initscripts/Console.py
P encodings /opt/tcdevenv/Darwin96i386/lib/python2.5/
encodings/__init__.py
m encodings.aliases /opt/tcdevenv/Darwin96i386/lib/python2.5/
encodings/aliases.py
m errno
m imp
m itertools /opt/tcdevenv/Darwin96i386/lib/python2.5/
lib-dynload/itertools.so
m linecache /opt/tcdevenv/Darwin96i386/lib/python2.5/
linecache.py
m os /opt/tcdevenv/Darwin96i386/lib/python2.5/
os.py
m popen2 /opt/tcdevenv/Darwin96i386/lib/python2.5/
popen2.py
m posix
m posixpath /opt/tcdevenv/Darwin96i386/lib/python2.5/
posixpath.py
m pwd
m re /opt/tcdevenv/Darwin96i386/lib/python2.5/
re.py
m repr /opt/tcdevenv/Darwin96i386/lib/python2.5/
repr.py
m sre_compile /opt/tcdevenv/Darwin96i386/lib/python2.5/
sre_compile.py
m sre_constants /opt/tcdevenv/Darwin96i386/lib/python2.5/
sre_constants.py
m sre_parse /opt/tcdevenv/Darwin96i386/lib/python2.5/
sre_parse.py
m stat /opt/tcdevenv/Darwin96i386/lib/python2.5/
stat.py
m sys
m types /opt/tcdevenv/Darwin96i386/lib/python2.5/
types.py
m warnings /opt/tcdevenv/Darwin96i386/lib/python2.5/
warnings.py
m zipimport
m zlib /opt/tcdevenv/Darwin96i386/lib/python2.5/
lib-dynload/zlib.so
copying /opt/tcdevenv/Darwin96i386/lib/python2.5/lib-dynload/
array.so -> /Users/jsmith/tmp/dist/array.so
sh: ldd: command not found
copying /opt/tcdevenv/Darwin96i386/lib/python2.5/lib-dynload/
itertools.so -> /Users/jsmith/tmp/dist/itertools.so
sh: ldd: command not found
copying /opt/tcdevenv/Darwin96i386/lib/python2.5/lib-dynload/zlib.so
-> /Users/jsmith/tmp/dist/zlib.so
sh: ldd: command not found
Well, I might be wrong but it can be because the ldd command does not
exist on Mac OS X ;-)
Joke aside, cx_Freeze uses the ldd utility to figure out dependencies
for executables and dynamic libraries. Mac OS X seems to be quite
different from other Unices here as it doesn't have any shared object
files (.so), but dynamic libraries (.dylib), which are apparently
quite different. So figuring out dependencies for these is probably
quite different too, which explains why the ldd command is nowhere to
be seen.
BTW, to create standalone executables from Python scripts for the Mac,
I've seen that there is a specific tool called py2app [1]. I never
tested it myself, but since it seems specifically targeted to the Mac
OS X platform, you might be luckier with it...
HTH.
[1] http://undefined.org/python/py2app.html
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