Jan-26-2017, 12:51 PM
Here's my Guess. Python is an interpreted language, so every executable file
created with PyInstaller carries a copy of the interpreter with it. The 'executable'
must be created for each os or version thereof that it is to run on. You may get
lucky and have it run on more than one, but should never count on it.
created with PyInstaller carries a copy of the interpreter with it. The 'executable'
must be created for each os or version thereof that it is to run on. You may get
lucky and have it run on more than one, but should never count on it.