I used cpython api to load py from C/C++.
But, if i want not setup cpython in client, can I take package dll of cpython in my program?
How to do that?
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I used cpython api to load py from C/C++.
But, if i want not setup cpython in client, can I take package dll of cpython in my program?
How to do that?
Installer-builders like PyInstaller (cross-platform) and py2exe (Windows only) basically do that job for you in a general way, except that the executable at the heart of the produced package is their own instead of yours.
But basically, you can imitate their behavior in terms of setting up a
.zipfile with all the Python library modules you need (or just zip up everything in the standard python library if you want to allow python code running form your app to import anything from there), and follow the simple advice in the Embedding Python in Another Application section of the Python docs.Note that embedding Python equals extending Python plus a little bit of code to initialize and finalize the interpreter itself and a little bit of packaging as I just mentioned; if you’ve never writted Python extensions I would suggest practicing that first since it’s the most substantial part of the task (not all that hard with helpers such as boost python, but more work if you choose to do it as the “bare C” level instead).