Py_Initialize();
PyRun_SimpleString( "from time import time,ctime\n"
"print ''Today is'',ctime(time())\n" );
Py_Finalize();
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Distributing embedded python
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I''ve written a small test app (windows) for embedding python 2.3.
It is a per-site configuration module. You can probably get away with providing an empty one. You might even be able to embed that module into the app itself (provide an initsite() and use PyImport_AppendInittab).
You will also need to provide any module you rely on, except for the ones which are built into the interpreter (check sys.builtin_module_names). The .pyc or .pyo files are sufficient.
[edited by - Fruny on March 10, 2004 8:19:21 PM]
You will also need to provide any module you rely on, except for the ones which are built into the interpreter (check sys.builtin_module_names). The .pyc or .pyo files are sufficient.
[edited by - Fruny on March 10, 2004 8:19:21 PM]
The dll if you don''t need anything that isn''t built-in.
You might want to look at things like McMillan''s installer which will make an exe out of your python and grab all the stuff it needs while it is at it.
You might want to look at things like McMillan''s installer which will make an exe out of your python and grab all the stuff it needs while it is at it.
quote: Original post by Anonymous Poster
The dll if you don''t need anything that isn''t built-in.
You might want to look at things like McMillan''s installer which will make an exe out of your python and grab all the stuff it needs while it is at it.
He''s embedding, not extending, but here''s the link anyway (the original page seems down).
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