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| py2exe-ing larger projekts take some time for byte compilation at all. | py2exe-ing larger projects take some time for byte compilation. |
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| = Idea = Maybe [http://psyco.sourceforge.net psyco] will help? |
= Solution = [http://psyco.sourceforge.net psyco] can help both the compilation, and the final program. |
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| at the top of setup.py I inserted | To speed up Py2Exe insert at the top of setup.py: |
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| and it feels faster. No time to benchmark, yet | and it will compile 2-20 times faster (depending on your code). This can also improve your programs running speed if you insert it in top of the main module. To generate a log of the process (there is no need to with Py2Exe, but you might want to for your code) simply insert the line "psyco.log()" in-between the two others. |
Situation
py2exe-ing larger projects take some time for byte compilation.
Solution
[http://psyco.sourceforge.net psyco] can help both the compilation, and the final program. as Armin Rigo writes... "Psyco is a Python extension module which can massively speed up the execution of any Python code."
Example
To speed up Py2Exe insert at the top of setup.py:
and it will compile 2-20 times faster (depending on your code). This can also improve your programs running speed if you insert it in top of the main module.
To generate a log of the process (there is no need to with Py2Exe, but you might want to for your code) simply insert the line "psyco.log()" in-between the two others.
