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Codechange: use pyinstaller to generate standalone executable (and other mostly windows related changes) #55

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@glx22 glx22 commented Nov 7, 2019

cx_Freeze was not working correctly, nml_lz77 lib was built and included but not used.
pyinstaller includes and uses the lib, as long as it's next to nmlc, this is enforced in nmlc.spec.
python ./setup.py install was not really usable on windows, as it copied nmlc directly, now setuptools will generate a wrapper executable, as it did before 78cd84c.
The batch file just builds the lib at the right place then creates the standalone exe in dist.

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setup.py changes LGTM (otherwise untested)

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glx22 commented Nov 7, 2019

Some generated executables, using different python version, are available as artifacts here

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glx22 commented Nov 8, 2019

Hmm just thinking, but maybe it would be nice to set install_requires in setup.py.

@glx22 glx22 changed the title Codechange: use pyinstaller to generate standalone executable Codechange: use pyinstaller to generate standalone executable (and other mostly windows related changes) Nov 9, 2019
@LordAro LordAro merged commit abb7a3a into OpenTTD:master Nov 9, 2019
@glx22 glx22 deleted the pyinstaller branch November 24, 2019 00:06
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