为ubuntu linux编译python，cx_python

Question

I need to be able to distribute my python script, preferably in linux byte code. It has several dependencies that are located in directories as such:

extensions
    python  >> run.py
    python  >> protocols.py
    plugins >> Folder contains more run.py dependencies
    bash    >> Contains bash scripts needed

I've tried simply cd-ing to extensions/python and running cxfreeze run.py. However, this creates several files in a dist folder, none of which (including 'run' are executable. There are no 'make' instructions created in this directory.

How would I do this? :)

Answer 1

I would use the Python 2.6+ feature of executing zip files. See an elaborate blog article ; in short:

1. create .pyc files for all your modules, eg by importing them once
2. write an __main__.py
3. zip up the __main__.py , and all .pyc files, eg as foo.zip
4. test, using python foo.zip
5. prepend a line #!/usr/bin/python to the zip file (eg with echo and cat)
6. set the x bit on the resulting file