How to convert a Python program to an EXE file

In the Python programming language, developed programs can be converted into EXE files for specific operations. Here, we will give you a detailed introduction to the operations on converting a Python program into an EXE file, so that you can get some help.

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The most common method for converting a Python program to an EXE file is py2exe, but it is on windows.

On the linux platform, you can use the freeze module that comes with python. Its usage is as follows:

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< path of your freeze.py> [options] < entry file of your python program> 
 
 

To find freeze. py, you can use "locate freeze"

For example:

I have five py files, under the gen directory (main. py, print. py, depot. py, gen. py, config. py), and main. py is the entry of the program.

I can convert the Python program to an EXE file in this way:

 
 

  
  
python < path of your freeze.py> -o dist main.py 
 
 

In this way, all generated files are put under the dist directory, and then

 
 

  
  
cd dist  
  
  
make 
 
 

Now we can see the exe file (gen. Generally there are more than 4 m.

You can use the strip command to slim down the exe file.
 

 
 

  
  
strip gen 
 
 

It may be less than 3 MB. The above describes how to convert a Python program into an EXE file.