software-distribution

问题 I just want to send some trivial SDL apps that I made to my non-coder friends. I googled a bit but all I get is more confusion. I genuinely don't know what I should do and where to start. Some said I would need to use Make/Cmake kind of stuff, some said use some sort of installer like NSIS or INNO Setup, some said I just need to put all the libraries in the folder that I would send to end user. I tried the last one on a fresh Windows VM, It asked for weird dlls that I don't know what they are

问题 I am trying to create cross platform / platform independent executables for my JAVA-9 application / project jigsaw. I think jlink command will create only platform specific executable/runtime. 回答1: JLink (covered by JEP 282) creates modular runtime images (covered by JEP 220, particularly the section New run-time image structure ). These images are a generalization of JRE, JDK, and compact profiles and are OS specific like they are. JLink can hence not be used to create cross-platform

问题 I am trying to create cross platform / platform independent executables for my JAVA-9 application / project jigsaw. I think jlink command will create only platform specific executable/runtime. 回答1: JLink (covered by JEP 282) creates modular runtime images (covered by JEP 220, particularly the section New run-time image structure ). These images are a generalization of JRE, JDK, and compact profiles and are OS specific like they are. JLink can hence not be used to create cross-platform

问题 I am trying to create cross platform / platform independent executables for my JAVA-9 application / project jigsaw. I think jlink command will create only platform specific executable/runtime. 回答1: JLink (covered by JEP 282) creates modular runtime images (covered by JEP 220, particularly the section New run-time image structure ). These images are a generalization of JRE, JDK, and compact profiles and are OS specific like they are. JLink can hence not be used to create cross-platform

来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/18333900/deploying-node-js-and-node-js-application-to-raspberry-pi

问题 I have a user environment where most python packages are installed on a network share and are made available via the PYTHONPATH environment variable. Python itself is still installed locally. Some of those packages need to register setuptools Entry Points. Normally, this would happen by running the setup.py file for the package, but because these are installed to a network location, that setup.py is never run with the local installation of python. Is there a way to register Entry Points

问题 Building an application using the CEFSharp browser, works fine on my machine, but crashes on the server with the following error: System.IO.FileLoadException: A procedure imported by 'CefSharp.Core.dll' could not be loaded. I’ve seen this problem all over the internet, and the most common solution seems to be installing the VC++ Redistributable. However, I don’t have that access on our production server. In the development server, I tried installing the redistrituable (x86, x64, 2017, and

问题 I made a Windows application with C++ WinAPI by using Visual Studio 2019. After finishing, I built it, and executed with my computer. It works perfectly. Then I sent to my friend who didn't have Visual Studio. It said that it needs "msvcp140d.dll" "ucrtbased.dll" "vcruntime140_1d.dll" "vcruntime140d.dll" to open it. Then I found them in my computer, put them in the same dir with my application, and sent them to my friend. It worked fine, too. But My question is "Is there any way to pack them

问题 I need to modify the start script that gradle generates for the distTar task. I seem to be able to set unixStartScriptGenerator.template as shown below, but when I unpack the script from the tar my changes are not there. This is my full build.gradle : apply plugin: 'java' apply plugin: 'war' // to use the main method in Main, which uses Jetty apply plugin: 'application' mainClassName = 'com.example.Main' project.version = '2017.0.0.0' repositories { mavenLocal() mavenCentral() } task

问题 I've created software using Filemaker and I have to create an installer. I already done it for Windows but I have to create one for Mac too. The installer will be able to install the software, install a font and ask the serial number. Can someone help me? 回答1: I think Apple used to (still does?) offer a program with Xcode that was called PackageMaker, but I don't think they still do. It might be available from a previous version of Xcode. I found surprisingly little information about it