Well --onefile can slow things down a little because it needs to unpack
itself but not by that much. Try switching temporarily to --onedir and see
if/how much difference it makes. If it’s a big difference then I can think
of two possibilities:
- I/O speed is the bottleneck. Raspberry Pis
My program works fine if I run the program.py file in a python environment.
The command used was:-
pyinstaller --noconfirm --onedir -D --add-data "poppler location;./poppler"
"program.py"
Then i use pyinstaller to create an executable using onedir option,
When this exe file is run in a
I installed PyInstaller on a Mac Big Sur with M1 using brew. The standard
pip install pyinstaller didn't work for me.
I can package a simple helloworld.py, but when I run it on either the same
M1 machine or an Intel machine I get zsh: killed.
I saw some discussion on GitHub about ad-hoc
