Run Python binaries under Windows XP -
i compiled pyside application both x32 , x64 mode , it's work under windows 7+. found application can't start under windows xp.
should use tricks in spec-file additionally?
current pyinstaller script shown below in app.spec file:
pyinstaller src/app.spec
# -*- mode: python -*- import os import platform pyside import qtcore onefile = false console = false platform_name = platform.system().lower() app_name = {'linux': 'app', 'darwin': 'app', 'windows': 'app.exe'}[platform_name] # include imageformats plugins plugins=os.path.join(os.path.dirname(qtcore.__file__), "plugins\\imageformats") static_files = tree(plugins, 'plugins\\imageformats') static_files += [('app.ico', 'src\\app.ico', 'data')] # analyze sources = analysis(['src\\app.py'], hiddenimports=['pkg_resources'], hookspath=none, runtime_hooks=none) pyz = pyz(a.pure) if onefile: exe = exe(pyz, a.scripts, a.binaries, a.zipfiles, a.datas, name=app_name, debug=false, strip=none, upx=true, console=console, icon='src/app.ico', version='src/app.ver') else: exe = exe(pyz, a.scripts, exclude_binaries=true, name=app_name, debug=false, strip=none, upx=true, console=console, icon='src/app.ico', version='src/app.ver') coll = collect(exe, a.binaries, static_files, a.zipfiles, a.datas, strip=none, upx=true, name='app')
eventually, found core problems related issue:
don't need use
print()@ sources, more detail here - pyinstaller packaged application works fine in console mode, crashes in window modeafter catched issue
import requests, solution here - http://flashmaestro.blogspot.com/2015/04/pyinstaller-solution-about.html
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