Am 25.03.2016 um 22:57 schrieb Andrea Mastrangelo:
> Hello, I'm a newbie of Pyinstaller and I have a big problem with my
> executable containing PyQt gui.
>
> In particular when i compile simple script (without gui) or script
> with a simple gui (downloaded) written in wxPython everything is ok.
>
Hello, I'm a newbie of Pyinstaller and I have a big problem with my
executable containing PyQt gui.
In particular when i compile simple script (without gui) or script with a
simple gui (downloaded) written in wxPython everything is ok.
When i use PyQt the executable doesn't work (both *.exe
I've been able to successfully get PyInstaller to create an executable in
the single directory mode, but when I execute the executable, I get several
errors including:
error: front end compiler failed build.
OpenCL Program build log: -DG CN=3 -D NMIXTURES=5 -D INTEL_DEVICE
:201:11: error: call
Hello,
I'm trying to build a package that uses blender to do some heavy lifting
with 3d models. This works really nice when used with a normal python
runtime, one just "import bpy" and the entire array of blender functions
are available.
However, trying the same in a pyinstaller package
Hello,
I'm sorry for my (probably) stupid question, I've a problem when i try to
compile some script with a PyQt gui using Pyinstaller.
These are the result of my attempt:
1-when i compile simple script (with no gui) everything is ok, the same if
i try with some simple example of wxPython
Am 25.03.2016 um 22:35 schrieb Andrea Mastrangelo:
> 2-when i'm using PyQt, if i write the code for the gui (so not *.ui
> file) the classical executable won't work, it crashes at the opening.
> But if i enter in the fileName subdirectory and i doucleclick on the
> fileName exec file it will open
I've since found a solution. This was a problem related to an external
library that I was using. Not an issue with PyInstaller itself as I first
suspected.
Ben
On Mar 26, 2016 10:04, wrote:
> I've been able to successfully get PyInstaller to create an executable in
>