Am 21.03.2014 13:51, schrieb Gary Strangman: > I tried out the Hello World example Well, which Hello World example? At least the one you are using is not a simple one, as it seam to import al lot of modules, exp. both PyQT4 and tkinter.
Anyway, when looking at the stack-trace, it tracks down to this
statement failing:
self.out = os.path.join(WORKPATH, 'out%02d-%s.toc' %
(self.invcnum, self.__class__.__name__))
Since this join only two string, of which the second is a constant
string, this means the for any reason WORKPATH is None. When digging
into the stack-trace even more, it shows, that the hooks are called
during the setup-phase (configure.py", line 146, in get_config:
find_PYZ_dependencies(config)).
So, this is a very, very interesting case. For me it looks like your
setup is somehow mixed up somehow. Nevertheless I'd like to find the
reason so we can try to implement a check for this.
Please run pyinstaller with --log=DEBUG and post the first approx. 50
lines of output. Additionally please check your installation, esp. if
there is stuff in the pyinstaler-checkout which does not belong here.
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