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Not just python scripts, you can package any C code as well. We've used it to compile up a "python.com" APE file with a python 3.11 interpreter that has lots of
by semi-extrinsic 3y ago
Not just python scripts, you can package any C code as well. We've used it to compile up a "python.com" APE file with a python 3.11 interpreter that has lots of packages (including C extensions) that we can just drop straight into old airgapped lab instrument computers and get a modern python data analysis suite up and running.
- actionfromafar 3y agoNow integrate Shedskin the Python compiler. :)
- semi-extrinsic 3y agoThanks, TIL. Now we can combine this with the xlcalculator package and transpile models built in Excel right down to C code and build it as a portable executable.
- mst 3y agoThat's both terrifying and wonderful and I hope to see a write up of it on the front page one day :)
- cl3misch 3y agoThat sounds very interesting! I probably could hack it together myself, but do you happen to have a writeup on that, or maybe some pointers on how to include the numpy-scipy stack into the executable?