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- Wed Feb 8 07:30:20 2006
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r164 r255 254 254 of fitting something useful on a diskette are not gone forever! Installer has 255 255 been tested with many UPX versions without problems. Just get it and install it 256 on your PATH, then rerun configure. For Windows, that's all you need to know. 256 on your PATH, then rerun configure. 257 258 For Windows, there is a problem of compatibility between UPX and executables 259 generated by Microsoft Visual Studio .NET 2003 (or the equivalent free 260 toolkit available for download). This is especially worrisome for users of 261 Python 2.4+, where most extensions (and Python itself) are compiled with that 262 compiler. This issue has been fixed in later beta versions of UPX, so you 263 will need at least UPX 1.92 beta. `Configure.py`_ will check this for you 264 and complain if you have an older version of UPX and you are using Python 2.4. 257 265 258 266 .. sidebar:: UPX and Unix … … 263 271 but the information in this paragraph still needs to be updated. 264 272 273 .. _`Configure.py`: `Configuring your PyInstaller setup`_ 274 265 275 For Linux, a bit more discussion is in order. First, UPX is only useful on 266 276 executables, not shared libs. Installer accounts for that, but to get the full
