Giovanni Bajo ha scritto: > On 3/30/2009 3:00 PM, Simone Ramacci - Simosito.it wrote: > >> Giovanni Bajo ha scritto: >> >>> On dom, 2009-03-29 at 10:46 -0700, Simosito wrote: >>> >>> >>>> I know I can set PyInstaller to include only ASCII in my program but >>>> what if I want to include ONLY utf-8? >>>> How can I do that? >>>> >>>> >>> There is no explicit option for that. You can try playing games with the >>> "excludes" list in your spec file. If you look at the encodings package >>> (eg: encodings/euc_jpg.py) you will see that they are small files that >>> rely on external C libraries (eg: _codecs_jp, _multibytecodec, ecc.). >>> >>> You're probably better off simply excluding those big guys from your >>> build. Notice that this will only have an effect on Linux and Mac were >>> those big modules are external dynamic libraries. On Windows, the >>> maintainers unfortunately decided to put all the large CJK codecs within >>> pythonXX.dll, so your only solution to trim down the executable size is >>> to recompile your own pythonXX.dll. >>> >>> >> I don't remember spec files' syntax very well. >> > > Just add something like this as argument to the Analysys() call: > > excludes=["_codecs_jp", "_multibytecodec", ... etc ...] > > >> What if I use the ASCII >> option and then I set an include for the utf-8 codec? >> Is it possible? How can I do it? >> > > I'm not even sure the ASCII option still does something... > Is there any way I can find a list of the codecs?
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