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问题 I have a Visual Studio 12 project; source code written in C++; it's an OpenCV project. I want to give my compiled program to someone else, but, on other PC, I getting an error message about missing some dlls. My program using many OpenCV (maybe, not only) dll's. How can I resolve that problem? Maybe in VS 12 available an option to include all dll's in .exe? It's a pretty similar question without proper answer: include dlls in visual studio c++ 2008 回答1: DLLs themself can not be "statically

问题 I have a Visual Studio 12 project; source code written in C++; it's an OpenCV project. I want to give my compiled program to someone else, but, on other PC, I getting an error message about missing some dlls. My program using many OpenCV (maybe, not only) dll's. How can I resolve that problem? Maybe in VS 12 available an option to include all dll's in .exe? It's a pretty similar question without proper answer: include dlls in visual studio c++ 2008 回答1: DLLs themself can not be "statically

问题 I have made a small pyqt application of 5 and 6 .py files.Now I want to build them and compiled them in a single main file.Mean I have to operate them from one main window exe. My .py files are connected with each other successfully.I have used pyinstaller to make the executable file, the problem is I have build each .py file into its own exe file.But I want to make a single exe file through which whole.py files operate.How to build all .py files into a single exe file.I have searched a lot

问题 Is there a tool to achieve the above easily? As I was looking for a while and couldn't find any, I used for now node to achieve the above. I'm publishing what I did, hoping someone will find it useful. 1.Compile Typescript project into node (according to this). I personally used tsc. Note: when using webpack I came across some problems with net and fs. Adding the following to Webpack.config.js helped: node: { net: 'empty', fs: 'empty' } (References here and here) 2.After compiling the project

问题 Is there a tool to achieve the above easily? As I was looking for a while and couldn't find any, I used for now node to achieve the above. I'm publishing what I did, hoping someone will find it useful. 1.Compile Typescript project into node (according to this). I personally used tsc. Note: when using webpack I came across some problems with net and fs. Adding the following to Webpack.config.js helped: node: { net: 'empty', fs: 'empty' } (References here and here) 2.After compiling the project

问题 Is there a tool to achieve the above easily? As I was looking for a while and couldn't find any, I used for now node to achieve the above. I'm publishing what I did, hoping someone will find it useful. 1.Compile Typescript project into node (according to this). I personally used tsc. Note: when using webpack I came across some problems with net and fs. Adding the following to Webpack.config.js helped: node: { net: 'empty', fs: 'empty' } (References here and here) 2.After compiling the project

问题 I am trying to convert my python application to an exe. I have seen things like py2exe and cx freeze, but they only compile one single py file. Can anyone help me? Thank you 回答1: For example in PyInstaller, you can specify additional folders which should be involved in your executable file. 回答2: I currently use pyinstaller for building projects into single-executable files. These projects all contain multiple python (and some non-python) files that are all "built into" the exes. That being

问题 There is a chance this is still a problem and the Pyinstaller and/or Folium people have no interest in fixing it, but I'll post it again here in case someone out there has discovered a workaround. I have a program that creates maps, geocodes etc and recently added the folium package to create some interactive maps in html format. I always compile my code using pyinstaller so that others at my company can just use the executable rather than running the python code. If I run my code in an IDE,

问题 There is a chance this is still a problem and the Pyinstaller and/or Folium people have no interest in fixing it, but I'll post it again here in case someone out there has discovered a workaround. I have a program that creates maps, geocodes etc and recently added the folium package to create some interactive maps in html format. I always compile my code using pyinstaller so that others at my company can just use the executable rather than running the python code. If I run my code in an IDE,

问题 There is a chance this is still a problem and the Pyinstaller and/or Folium people have no interest in fixing it, but I'll post it again here in case someone out there has discovered a workaround. I have a program that creates maps, geocodes etc and recently added the folium package to create some interactive maps in html format. I always compile my code using pyinstaller so that others at my company can just use the executable rather than running the python code. If I run my code in an IDE,