Martin Zibricky wrote:
Could you also look at the buildtests and try to run them on soloaris?
If they mostly pass? And also try buildtests from svn trunk?
Here is the result from the buildtests after applying the patch to
pyinstaller 1.5 on solaris/x86:
{'failed': [],
'passed': ['test1',
'test2',
'test5',
'test6',
'test7',
'test8',
'test9',
'test10',
'test11',
'test12',
'test13',
'test14',
'test-email',
'test-encoders',
'test_f_option',
'test_filename',
'test-nestedlaunch0',
'test-nestedlaunch1',
'test_error_during_import',
'test_getfilesystemencoding'],
'skipped': ['test15',
'test-wx',
'test-numpy',
'test-pycrypto',
'test-zipimport1',
'test-zipimport2',
'test-celementtree',
'test-ctypes-cdll-c',
'test-ctypes-cdll-c2',
'test-relative-import',
'test-relative-import2',
'test-relative-import3']}
So it looks like it is working.
I'm having some problems getting it to work with the SVN version.
I backed-off to linux (Centos5, python 2.4.3) to check I could use it there.
In fact it needs a small fix to get the SVN version to work on linux :
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "./buildtests/runtests.py", line 40, in ?
imp.load_module('PyInstaller', *imp.find_module('PyInstaller', [".",
".."]))
File "./PyInstaller/__init__.py", line 27, in ?
import PyInstaller.compat as compat
File "./PyInstaller/compat.py", line 121
g.add_option(*OLD_OPTIONS, action='callback',
callback=__obsolete_option,
^
SyntaxError: invalid syntax
(maybe you can't do that with python 2.4.3?) and then if I fix that
quite a few of the tests seem to fail for me (still on linux) - whereas
with 1.5.1 there are no failures.
Maybe to take this further needs someone who knows what they're doing :-)
Hywel.
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