Hello David,
Your suspicion is correct, you modify the .spec file. I like to use
Python to modify the .spec file:
spec_file = open('C:\\path\\to\\file.spec', 'wb')
spec_contents = spec_file.read()
new_contents = spec_contents.replace(
'a.binaries',
"""a.binaries + [
('msvcp110.dll',
'C:\\path\\to\\msvcp110.dll',
'BINARY')]""")
spec_file.seek(0)
spec_file.write(new_contents)
spec_file.close()
I put the code above into a file called make.py. make.py is a little
command-line script that automates the build process, just like GNU
Make. make.py calls PyInstaller using subprocess.call().
Zak F.
On 2/4/13 8:53 AM, Ram wrote:
How do I tell pyinstaller (using a spec file?) that Visual C++ 2012
redistributables should be bundled with my application? In my
Application.exe.manifest, I only see VC90.
Thanks,
--David
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