Hi,
I'm writing a program that uses a C++ compiled library and the library
is using boost python. I am doing the following steps:
Makespec.py --paths src;vs\Release;$(BOOST_DIR)...
Build.py app.spec
The vs\Release directory contains the compiled library (Library.pyd
file) and the $(BOOST_DIR) contains path to boost dll's that the
library.pyd depends on. The Library.pyd is successfully included in the
pyInstaller distribution but the boost dll is not. It seems that
"--paths" is used to search for source-> binary dependency but not used
to search for binary->binary dependencies. Is that correct? How can I
force pyinstaller to search for the dll in the $(BOOST_DIR)? (I don't
want to copy needed dll files because I would have to select them
manually - pyInstaller is able to select the right files)
PS.
Or maybe somebody knows how can I include dependant dll files when
creating release in visual studio 2008? Because another solution is to
force VS to copy needed dlls to the vs\Release dir.
regards,
Krzysztof
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