From: eliben <el...@gm...> - 2008-10-10 17:29:08
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Daniel Pryden <daniel <at> pryden.net> writes: > > Um... no. Simply compiling C or C++ code that uses DLLs *at all* with > the Microsoft Visual C compiler creates an .exe that has a dependency on > msvcr??.dll. Perhaps this link will clarify things: > http://support.microsoft.com/kb/326922 Interesting, I was not aware of this. <snip> > So the answer is: use an installer. Both NSIS or InnoSetup are freely > available and used by other major software projects. But please don't > whine on the py2exe list about how your .exe files have .dll > dependencies -- just deal with it, it's not that hard. Was I whining ? I just enquired for the technical reasons behind the need of msvcr71.dll with py2exe's results, and you provided it. I thank you for that. Eli |