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Re: [Bitpim-devel] Mac bundle procedure....
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From: Steven P. <n9...@n9...> - 2003-12-10 03:34:24
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On Dec 9, 2003, at 9:04 PM, Roger Binns wrote:
> I assume that Modules.zip just contains the .py files. I also
> assume this directory structure isn't writable when deployed.
> On Linux and Windows the .py files are compiled to .pyo files
> (optimised). This means that all the doc strings are stripped
> out which makes them considerably smaller.
Somewhat. It stores the .pyc files, not only for the bitpim stuff, but
any associated items. Here is a list that has been put into it here:
Archive: Modules.zip
testing: Carbon/__init__.pyc OK
testing: Carbon/AE.pyc OK
testing: Carbon/Appearance.pyc OK
testing: Carbon/AppleEvents.pyc OK
testing: Carbon/CarbonEvents.pyc OK
testing: Carbon/ControlAccessor.pyc OK
testing: Carbon/Controls.pyc OK
testing: Carbon/Ctl.pyc OK
testing: Carbon/Dialogs.pyc OK
testing: Carbon/Dlg.pyc OK
testing: Carbon/Dragconst.pyc OK
testing: Carbon/Events.pyc OK
testing: Carbon/Evt.pyc OK
testing: Carbon/File.pyc OK
testing: Carbon/Files.pyc OK
testing: Carbon/Folder.pyc OK
testing: Carbon/Folders.pyc OK
testing: Carbon/Menu.pyc OK
testing: Carbon/Qd.pyc OK
testing: Carbon/QuickDraw.pyc OK
testing: Carbon/Res.pyc OK
testing: Carbon/TextEdit.pyc OK
testing: Carbon/Win.pyc OK
testing: Carbon/Windows.pyc OK
testing: DSV/__init__.pyc OK
testing: DSV/DSV.pyc OK
testing: EasyDialogs.pyc OK
testing: FCNTL.pyc OK
testing: Finder/__init__.pyc OK
testing: Finder/Containers_and_folders.pyc OK
testing: Finder/Enumerations.pyc OK
testing: Finder/Files.pyc OK
testing: Finder/Finder_Basics.pyc OK
testing: Finder/Finder_items.pyc OK
testing: Finder/Legacy_suite.pyc OK
testing: Finder/Standard_Suite.pyc OK
testing: Finder/Type_Definitions.pyc OK
testing: Finder/Window_classes.pyc OK
testing: MacOS.pyc OK
testing: Nav.pyc OK
testing: Queue.pyc OK
testing: StdSuites/__init__.pyc OK
testing: StdSuites/AppleScript_Suite.pyc OK
testing: StdSuites/Macintosh_Connectivity_Clas.pyc OK
testing: StdSuites/QuickDraw_Graphics_Suite.pyc OK
testing: StdSuites/QuickDraw_Graphics_Suppleme.pyc OK
testing: StdSuites/Required_Suite.pyc OK
testing: StdSuites/Standard_Suite.pyc OK
testing: StdSuites/Table_Suite.pyc OK
testing: StdSuites/Text_Suite.pyc OK
testing: StdSuites/Type_Names_Suite.pyc OK
testing: StringIO.pyc OK
testing: TERMIOS.pyc OK
testing: UserDict.pyc OK
testing: _AE.pyc OK
testing: _Ctl.pyc OK
testing: _Dlg.pyc OK
testing: _Evt.pyc OK
testing: _File.pyc OK
testing: _Folder.pyc OK
testing: _Menu.pyc OK
testing: _Qd.pyc OK
testing: _Res.pyc OK
testing: _Win.pyc OK
testing: __future__.pyc OK
testing: __main__.pyc OK
testing: _builtinSuites/__init__.pyc OK
testing: _builtinSuites/builtin_Suite.pyc OK
testing: _hotshot.pyc OK
testing: _locale.pyc OK
testing: _random.pyc OK
testing: _socket.pyc OK
testing: _ssl.pyc OK
testing: _weakref.pyc OK
testing: aepack.pyc OK
testing: aetools.pyc OK
testing: aetypes.pyc OK
testing: analyser.pyc OK
testing: applesingle.pyc OK
testing: array.pyc OK
testing: atexit.pyc OK
testing: bdb.pyc OK
testing: binascii.pyc OK
testing: bpaudio.pyc OK
testing: brewcompressedimage.pyc OK
testing: cStringIO.pyc OK
testing: calendar.pyc OK
testing: calendarcontrol.pyc OK
testing: cmd.pyc OK
testing: comdiagnose.pyc OK
testing: common.pyc OK
testing: commport.pyc OK
testing: comscan.pyc OK
testing: copy.pyc OK
testing: copy_reg.pyc OK
testing: datetime.pyc OK
testing: difflib.pyc OK
testing: dis.pyc OK
testing: doctest.pyc OK
testing: dummy_thread.pyc OK
testing: fcntl.pyc OK
testing: fixedscrolledpanel.pyc OK
testing: fnmatch.pyc OK
testing: getopt.pyc OK
testing: glob.pyc OK
testing: gui.pyc OK
testing: guihelper.pyc OK
testing: guiwidgets.pyc OK
testing: helpids.pyc OK
testing: hexeditor.pyc OK
testing: hotshot/__init__.pyc OK
testing: hotshot/log.pyc OK
testing: hotshot/stats.pyc OK
testing: ic.pyc OK
testing: icglue.pyc OK
testing: importexport.pyc OK
testing: inspect.pyc OK
testing: linecache.pyc OK
testing: locale.pyc OK
testing: macfs.pyc OK
testing: macostools.pyc OK
testing: macpath.pyc OK
testing: macresource.pyc OK
testing: math.pyc OK
testing: native/__init__.pyc OK
testing: native/usb/__init__.pyc OK
testing: native/usb/_libusb.pyc OK
testing: native/usb/libusb.pyc OK
testing: native/usb/usb.pyc OK
testing: ntpath.pyc OK
testing: opcode.pyc OK
testing: operator.pyc OK
testing: os.pyc OK
testing: os2emxpath.pyc OK
testing: p_brew.pyc OK
testing: p_lg.pyc OK
testing: p_lgtm520.pyc OK
testing: p_lgvx4400.pyc OK
testing: p_lgvx6000.pyc OK
testing: p_sanyo.pyc OK
testing: parser.pyc OK
testing: pdb.pyc OK
testing: phonebook.pyc OK
testing: phonebookentryeditor.pyc OK
testing: popen2.pyc OK
testing: posixpath.pyc OK
testing: pprint.pyc OK
testing: profile.pyc OK
testing: prototypes.pyc OK
testing: pstats.pyc OK
testing: pubsub.pyc OK
testing: pwd.pyc OK
testing: py_compile.pyc OK
testing: random.pyc OK
testing: re.pyc OK
testing: repr.pyc OK
testing: select.pyc OK
testing: serial/__init__.pyc OK
testing: serial/serialjava.pyc OK
testing: serial/serialposix.pyc OK
testing: serial/serialutil.pyc OK
testing: serial/serialwin32.pyc OK
testing: sha.pyc OK
testing: socket.pyc OK
testing: sre.pyc OK
testing: sre_compile.pyc OK
testing: sre_constants.pyc OK
testing: sre_parse.pyc OK
testing: stat.pyc OK
testing: string.pyc OK
testing: strop.pyc OK
testing: struct.pyc OK
testing: symbol.pyc OK
testing: tempfile.pyc OK
testing: termios.pyc OK
testing: threading.pyc OK
testing: time.pyc OK
testing: token.pyc OK
testing: tokenize.pyc OK
testing: traceback.pyc OK
testing: types.pyc OK
testing: unittest.pyc OK
testing: usbscan.pyc OK
testing: version.pyc OK
testing: wallpaper.pyc OK
testing: warnings.pyc OK
testing: weakref.pyc OK
testing: webbrowser.pyc OK
testing: wx/__init__.pyc OK
testing: wx/grid.pyc OK
testing: wx/html.pyc OK
testing: wxPython/__init__.pyc OK
testing: wxPython/__version__.pyc OK
testing: wxPython/calendar.pyc OK
testing: wxPython/calendarc.pyc OK
testing: wxPython/clip_dnd.pyc OK
testing: wxPython/cmndlgs.pyc OK
testing: wxPython/controls.pyc OK
testing: wxPython/controls2.pyc OK
testing: wxPython/events.pyc OK
testing: wxPython/filesys.pyc OK
testing: wxPython/fonts.pyc OK
testing: wxPython/frames.pyc OK
testing: wxPython/gdi.pyc OK
testing: wxPython/gizmos.pyc OK
testing: wxPython/gizmosc.pyc OK
testing: wxPython/grid.pyc OK
testing: wxPython/gridc.pyc OK
testing: wxPython/help.pyc OK
testing: wxPython/helpc.pyc OK
testing: wxPython/html.pyc OK
testing: wxPython/htmlc.pyc OK
testing: wxPython/htmlhelp.pyc OK
testing: wxPython/image.pyc OK
testing: wxPython/lib/__init__.pyc OK
testing: wxPython/lib/colourdb.pyc OK
testing: wxPython/lib/grids.pyc OK
testing: wxPython/lib/intctrl.pyc OK
testing: wxPython/lib/maskededit.pyc OK
testing: wxPython/lib/mixins/__init__.pyc OK
testing: wxPython/lib/mixins/listctrl.pyc OK
testing: wxPython/lib/pubsub.pyc OK
testing: wxPython/lib/rcsizer.pyc OK
testing: wxPython/mdi.pyc OK
testing: wxPython/misc.pyc OK
testing: wxPython/misc2.pyc OK
testing: wxPython/printfw.pyc OK
testing: wxPython/sizers.pyc OK
testing: wxPython/stattool.pyc OK
testing: wxPython/streams.pyc OK
testing: wxPython/tools/__init__.pyc OK
testing: wxPython/tools/dbg.pyc OK
testing: wxPython/utils.pyc OK
testing: wxPython/windows.pyc OK
testing: wxPython/windows2.pyc OK
testing: wxPython/windows3.pyc OK
testing: wxPython/wx.pyc OK
testing: wxPython/wxc.pyc OK
testing: xyaptu.pyc OK
testing: zipfile.pyc OK
testing: zlib.pyc OK
>> 14M dist
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> What size does the final distributable work out as. IIRC you
> make a dimg (disk image) which is a compressed loopback filesystem.
14,233,205 bytes.
Yes, a disk image is one option for distribution. Either that or a
"Stuffit" file. Manyh of the items in this bundle are already
compressed, but when making a compressed disk image for distribution it
cuts it down to 5.8MB (6,113,771 bytes)
> BTW I assume that sys.platform returns 'darwin'.
Yes, sorry 'bout that.
> Also how do you encode the version numbers of BitPim itself.
One thing very different here from your Windows or Linux examples...
This is not an installer, this is a self-contained do-everything
application. The user would download this as either a disk image or
stuffit archive, and the resulting item can simply be drag-n-dropped
anywhere in the filesystem and run. It is entirely self-contained,
relying on no other system python parts/etc. Therefore, it's no trouble
to have ten different versions on the machine as long as the
application bundle has a different name or is in a different directory.
Very nice.
> I have integrated the code into makedist.py. Thanks for your
> continuing contributions on this.
THANK YOU. You have done a great work in bitpim, I'm just glad to do a
feeble little part. It makes me feel good to give even a little bit of
time back to the project.
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