A tutorial on using Py2exe to package Python programs into EXE programs under Windows _python

Py2exe downloads in SourceForge only support to 2.7.

For python3.0+ versions, you need to compile them yourself.
1. Download Source

SVN checkout Svn://svn.code.sf.net/p/py2exe/svn/trunk PY2EXE-SVN
2. Compiling environment

The vs2014 is used here.
3. Installation

Enter py2exe-3

Python setup.py Install

This will be compiled and installed.

In addition, Python defaults to the use of VS9, for vs2014, you need to change the file:

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lib\distutils\msvc9compiler.py

Find:

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VERSION = Get_build_version ()

Add the following:

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VERSION = 11.0

If an error occurs:

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Failed to load and parse the manifest. The system cannot find the file specified.

Error:command ' Mt.exe ' failed with exit status 31

Solution: Because the vs2010 after the link.exe parameters slightly changed, so when link did not generate manifest files, natural Mt.exe can not find this file. Only need to search in msvc9compiler.py inside Manifestfile, then add a line above him ld_args.append ('/manifest '), save on OK. (python3.4 doesn't seem to have this problem, 2.7 exists)
4.setup.py

Setup.py can refer to the official website, where the parameters--bundle-files, need to specifically say, want to play into a whole package to set into 0.

Change can refer to: http://sourceforge.net/p/py2exe/svn/HEAD/tree/trunk/py2exe-3/
last attached setup.py

From Distutils.core Import setup
import py2exe
import Sys,os
 
if sys.version_info.major >= 3.0:
  opt_ Bundle_files = 0
Else:
  opt_bundle_files = 1
includes = ["Pyqt4.qtcore", "Pyqt4.qtgui", "SIP"]
options = {"Py2exe":
     {"Compressed": 1,
      "optimize": 2,
      "includes": Includes,
      "Bundle_files": Opt_bundle_files,
     }
   }
Setup (
  Version = "0.1.0",
  description = "Test_add",
  options = options,
  zipfile=none,
  console=[{"script": "test_add.py", "Icon_resources": [(1, "Py.ico")]},
  #windows =[{"script": "test_add.py", " Icon_resources ": [(1," Py.ico ")]}],
)