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I know that Python scripts can be compiled on Macs using MacPython, but can you develop a Python program that runs on a Mac w/out Python (like you can on Windows using py2exe)? I tried searching for an answer on Yahoo, but only found sites relating to installing Python on Macs. Thanks!
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Well, if the computer is running Mac OS X, it comes with the standard Python (not MacPython) installed.
In Mac OS X 10.2 the version of Python installed is 2.2. I think earlier versions have 2.1.x.
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Actually, I'm asking about Python scripted programs that can run on Macs w/out the Python interpreter (forgot to mention that--sorry). In Windows, you can accomplish this by compiling your scripts into an .exe file using py2exe. Is there something similar for Macs?
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Not to my knowledge, no.
![]() Again, this wouldn't be nessessary on Mac OS X (since Python comes with every copy), but it would be with Mac OS 9. |
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