Thank you - that is very helpful.
The desire to remove doc-strings has to do with their desire to keep things
"more secure".
I'm also building a portion of the app in cython, for the same reason.
This is a direct request of my client.
I'll look for a different path to disable asserts and remove doc-strings.
I'm open to suggestions!
Thanks again!
On Saturday, January 20, 2024 at 9:26:41 AM UTC-7 bwoodsend wrote:
> You can use:
> exe = EXE( pyz, a.scripts, [('O', None, 'OPTION'), ('O', None, 'OPTION')],
> ...
>
> but, whilst it does set sys.flags.optimize to 2, it doesn’t remove either
> the assertions or docstrings since they need to happen at compile time. You
> used to be able to use python -OO -m PyInstaller your-code.py but
> pycparser (one of PyInstaller’s indirect Windows-only dependencies)
> doesn’t allow it now. That said, -OO mode is a waste of time. Since the
> docstrings are small and in a PyInstaller application get compressed,
> you’re looking at about ~0.1% reduction in application size.
>
>
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