HI ALL, and my friend Thomas, and Anthony..
I been monitoring my emails for two years .I see Python is a great language.
But It biggest down fall there no simple complier to create .exe files for
window using python. I used cx_Freeze but still learning to compile. I code
with C++ I have no problem to compile to create a exe file quick and simple
using Microsoft software & Tools. I been developing a game in python but
creating exe files is hard. Maybe a simple manual to shows you step by step
how to create exe files in windows would be nice. Can any tell me where I can
get a manual on cx-freeze or any complier that python uses? Thanks guys
Joe
SE ACS, Inc.
From: Anthony Tuininga [mailto:anthony.tuini...@gmail.com]
Sent: Sunday, March 20, 2016 12:26 AM
To: primary discussion list for use and development of cx_Freeze
Subject: Re: [cx-freeze-users] cx_Freeze for Python 3.5
All,
I have just checked in a patch to cx_Freeze that appears to resolve the
problems with Python 3.5 that I was experiencing. If anyone cares to try the
latest source and let me know if you are still experiencing difficulties, that
would be appreciated.
Anthony
On Tue, Mar 15, 2016 at 3:50 PM, Anthony Tuininga <anthony.tuini...@gmail.com>
wrote:
Hi Herm,
Yes, I know. :-( My apologies for the lengthy delay. I didn't personally
migrate to Python 3.5 because another package I was depending on hadn't done so
yet. So I hadn't needed to do so for work purposes yet. On top of that, I
changed jobs around the end of the year so I haven't had much spare time
either! The perfect storm. :-)
I DO plan to get the necessary changes out there but it may be a bit yet. As
far as I know there are no patches floating around that handle this yet. And my
own initial attempts showed that the problem is not trivial, unfortunately.
Well, it might be in the end, but getting there hasn't been trivial at least!
At the same time, I want to integrate the patch from Thomas Kluyver which
enables packages with a requirement of being directly on disk (as opposed to in
a zip file). Once those two things are done I plan to make a new release.
Hopefully I'll have a bit of time to do so in the next few weeks....
If I get a patch in place that enables Python 3.5 I'll send out a note to this
list so that those who are able to build can at least make use of it. Thanks in
advance for your patience. And if anyone has a solution to the problem, please
send it my way. Thanks!
Anthony
On Tue, Mar 15, 2016 at 3:14 PM, Herm Fischer <fisc...@markv.com> wrote:
It’s been 3 months since the question on Python 3.5 support.
Is there any progress?
Have others worked around 3.5 issues?
Herm
All,
I have looked into it already and no, it is not just a simple recompile — or it
would have been done already! :-)
It is in progress and it looks like it will take a bit of effort. Some of the
code in place to handle things like extension modules inside packages is
falling over -- and that may be better solved by dropping that code and forcing
the package outside the zip file (another pull request that needs to be
absorbed). I should have some time next week and the week following to look
into this further. So all things working out well I should put out a new
version of cx_Freeze before the end of the year.
Anthony
On Tue, Dec 15, 2015 at 3:00 AM, Thomas Kluyver <tak...@gmail.com> wrote:
Hi Herm,
Does it need a fix, or just recompiling against Python 3.5? It's up to Anthony,
but if it just needs a new package compiling, I imagine he can do that
relatively easily.
It looks like Christoph Gohlke already has Windows builds for Python 3.5:
http://www.lfd.uci.edu/~gohlke/pythonlibs/#cx_freeze
Thomas
On 15 December 2015 at 06:35, Herm Fischer <fisc...@markv.com> wrote:
It?s becoming important to have a working cx_Freeze for Python 3.5.1
(None of the public patches seem to work on Mac or Windows.)
What is the ETA of a fix?
Herm Fischer
Hello everyone,
Does anyone know when cx-Freeze will be released for Python 3.5? I used to use
cx-Freeze before updating and enjoyed the interface more than other python
executable builders. Py2exe doesn?t support Python 3.5 either.
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