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[Py2exe-users] py2exe and 64-bit Python
by Thomas Heller other posts by this author
Nov 22 2006 12:59AM messages near this date
Re: [Py2exe-users] py2exe bundles and win32com.mapi.mapi | [Py2exe-users] Kazakh Korean
I've committed the changes to CVS that I made to py2exe so that it should
now work with a 64-bit Python build, t creates 64-bit executables then.  If needed I could b
uild and publish an 
installer package for it; however, since the MS Platform SDK contains 64-bit
compilers it is also easy to build it:  Open a 'Windows XP 64-bit Build environment'
window (from the Platform SDK start menu entry), set the DISTUTILS_USE_SDK
enviroment variable, and do 'path\to\python25.exe setup.py build'
then 'path\to\python25.exe setup.py install'.  'path\to\python25.exe setup.py bdist_msi'
will build an msi installer for py2exe.

The code that loads dlls from the zip-archive does not yet work on win64, so I changed py2ex
e
to complain when --bundle is given with a value less than 3.

Thomas


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