Op 04-12-11 08:47, surya k schreef:
I don't understand why python doesn't provide executable files for the
source code.
I am using py2exe for building executables and I found that, it
doesn't completely change code into binary but creates dll files and
python libraries to run that particular code. This process makes
program very large although it isn't.
I think Windows is the only operating system which doesn't come with
Python pre-installed (except some exotic ones). But on Windows, you do
install JVM to run Jave programs, .NET, Flash, ... why not the Python
interpreter to run Python programs?
Cheers,
Timo
1. Why doesn't python doesn't offer executable file ?
2. If one wants to make a commercial software using python, how can he
hide the code?
3. However, if one wants to make an open source software, as python
doesn't offer executable files, how people make those so as to
distribute their products to people?
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