Changeset 81
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- Thu Sep 15 19:29:42 2005
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r78 r81 1093 1093 * cleans up the extracted binaries (so on \*nix, this is done by the child) 1094 1094 1095 The child process executes as in One Pass Executionabove (the magic1095 The child process executes as in `One Pass Execution`_ above (the magic 1095 1095 environment variable is what tells it that this is pass two). 1096 1096 … … 1100 1100 There are, of course, quite a few differences between the Windows and 1101 1101 Unix/Linux versions. The major one is that because all of Python on Windows is 1102 in pythonXX.dll, and dynamic loading is so simple-minded, that one binary can1102 in ``pythonXX.dll``, and dynamic loading is so simple-minded, that one binary can 1102 1102 be use with any version of Python. There's much in common, though, and that C 1103 code can be found in source/common/launch.c.1103 code can be found in `source/common/launch.c`_. 1103 1103 1104 1104 The Unix/Linux build process (which you need to run just once for any version 1105 1105 of Python) makes use of the config information in your install (if you 1106 1106 installed from RPM, you need the Python-development RPM). It also overrides 1107 getpath.c since we don't want it hunting around the filesystem to build 1108 sys.path. 1107 ``getpath.c`` since we don't want it hunting around the filesystem to build 1108 ``sys.path``. 1109 1109 1110 In both cases, while one Installerdownload can be used with any Python1110 In both cases, while one |PyInstaller| download can be used with any Python 1110 1110 version, you need to have separate installations for each Python version. 1111 1111 … … 1120 1120 Archives Introduction 1121 1121 --------------------- 1122 You know what an archive is: a .tar file, a .jar file, a .zip file. Two kinds 1123 of archives are used here. One is equivalent to a Java .jar file - it allows 1122 You know what an archive is: a ``.tar`` file, a ``.jar`` file, a ``.zip`` file. Two kinds 1123 of archives are used here. One is equivalent to a Java ``.jar`` file - it allows 1124 1124 Python modules to be stored efficiently and, (with some import hooks) imported 1125 directly. This is a *ZlibArchive*. The other (a *CArchive*) is equivalent to a 1126 .zip file - a general way of packing up (and optionally compressing) arbitrary 1125 directly. This is a ``ZlibArchive``. The other (a ``CArchive``) is equivalent to a 1126 ``.zip`` file - a general way of packing up (and optionally compressing) arbitrary 1127 1127 blobs of data. It gets its name from the fact that it can be manipulated easily 1128 1128 from C, as well as from Python. Both of these derive from a common base class, … … 1587 1587 .. _hooks\/hook-win32com.py: http://pyinstaller.hpcf.upr.edu/pyinstaller/browser/trunk/hooks/hook-win32com.py?rev=latest 1588 1588 .. _support\/unpackTK.py: http://pyinstaller.hpcf.upr.edu/pyinstaller/browser/trunk/support/unpackTK.py?rev=latest 1589 .. _source/common/launch.c: http://pyinstaller.hpcf.upr.edu/pyinstaller/browser/trunk/source/common/launch.c?rev=latest 1589 1590 .. _Pmw: http://pmw.sourceforge.net/ 1590 1591 .. _PIL: http://www.pythonware.com/products/pil/ -
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