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1. pyinstaller.org › en › v3Using PyInstaller — PyInstaller 3.2 documentation

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   Building 32-bit Apps in Mac OS X¶ Older versions of Mac OS X supported both 32-bit and 64-bit executables. PyInstaller builds an app using the the word-length of the Python used to execute it. That will typically be a 64-bit version of Python, resulting in a 64-bit executable. To create a 32-bit executable, run PyInstaller under a 32-bit Python.

2. pyinstaller.org › en › stableUsing PyInstaller — PyInstaller 6.11.1 documentation

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   Older versions of macOS supported both 32-bit and 64-bit executables. PyInstaller builds an app using the the word-length of the Python used to execute it. That will typically be a 64-bit version of Python, resulting in a 64-bit executable. To create a 32-bit executable, run PyInstaller under a 32-bit Python.

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4. stackoverflow.com › questions › 46028132Making a 32 bit .exe from PyInstaller using PyCharm

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   In Pycharm, I created a virtual environment based off of python 3.5.4 (32 bit) and wrote a project in this env. Each version of python I have installed has an associated virtual env, and all of them have pyinstaller installed on them via Pycharm's installer. However, when I open up a command prompt in the project folder and type.

5. stackoverflow.com › questions › 7155866Can I control the architecture (32bit vs 64bit) when building ...

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   Aug 23, 2011 · If you want to build a 32-bit application on a 64-bit system and hav only a 64-bit version of Python installed, you have to install also a 32-bit version of Python. Then you have to instal pyinstaller to that 32-bit Python version as follows: path/to/32-bit/python -m pip install pyinstaller

6. pyinstaller.org › en › v4Using PyInstaller — PyInstaller 4.0 documentation

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   PyInstaller builds an app using the the word-length of the Python used to execute it. That will typically be a 64-bit version of Python, resulting in a 64-bit executable. To create a 32-bit executable, run PyInstaller under a 32-bit Python. Python as installed in OS X will usually be executable in either 64- or 32-bit mode.

7. medium.com › @saschaschwarz_8182 › how-to-packageHow to package and distribute your Python Desktop App

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   Mar 30, 2024 · To generate a 32-bit version of your application, you’ll need to create it on a 32-bit operating system. PyInstaller generates binaries tailored to the operating system and its word size.

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   Does pyinstaller support 32-bit and 64-bit Python?

   • Older versions of Mac OS X supported both 32-bit and 64-bit executables. PyInstaller builds an app using the the word-length of the Python used to execute it. That will typically be a 64-bit version of Python, resulting in a 64-bit executable. To create a 32-bit executable, run PyInstaller under a 32-bit Python.

   Using PyInstaller — PyInstaller 3.2 documentation

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   How do I create a 32-bit Python executable?

   • To create a 32-bit executable, run PyInstaller under a 32-bit Python. Python as installed in OS X will usually be executable in either 64- or 32-bit mode. To verify this, apply the file command to the Python executable: The OS chooses which architecture to run, and typically defaults to 64-bit.

   Using PyInstaller — PyInstaller 3.2 documentation

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   How to build a 32-bit application on a 64-bit system?

   • If you want to build a 32-bit application on a 64-bit system and hav only a 64-bit version of Python installed, you have to install also a 32-bit version of Python. Then you have to instal pyinstaller to that 32-bit Python version as follows: After that you can run the 32-bit version of pyinstaller, and thus build a 32-bit application, like this:

   python - Can I control the architecture (32bit vs 64bit) when

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   Does pyinstaller support 32-bit bootloader?

   • However, PyInstaller still supports building 32-bit bootloader, and 32-bit/64-bit Python installers are still available from python.org for (some) versions of Python 3.7 which PyInstaller dropped support for in v6.0. Older versions of macOS supported both 32-bit and 64-bit executables.

   Using PyInstaller — PyInstaller 6.11.1 documentation

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   How to run pyinstaller from within Python code?

   • If you want to run PyInstaller from within Python code use the run function of the __main__ module and pass all command line arguments in as a list, e.g. When using this feature, you should be aware of how the Python bytecode optimization mechanism works. When using -O, __debug__ is set to False and assert statements are removed from the bytecode.

   Using PyInstaller — PyInstaller 4.0 documentation

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   What is pyinstaller key-string?

   • The key-string is a string of 16 characters which is used to encrypt each file of Python byte-code before it is stored in the archive inside the executable file. If you distribute your application for only one combination of OS and Python, just install PyInstaller like any other package and use it in your normal development setup.

   Using PyInstaller — PyInstaller 3.2 documentation

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9. python.land › deployment › pyinstallerPyInstaller: Create An Executable From Python Code • Tutorial

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   Sep 20, 2022 · Use this name for the app, instead of using the script’s basename--windowed: Don’t open a console for standard input and output on Windows and macOS. This option also creates a macOS .app bundle on macOS. Use –icon <file> to specify an icon for the macOS app. This option is ignored on Linux.--splash <image file> Show a splash image during ...