Turn into .exe

[tskxz]

@7zx

[tjhasan]

Just to be sure, are you wanting to turn the overload.py application into a .exe file? If that's all, I can go ahead and do that. I'll create 2, one for Linux and the other for Windows. Should I just add them to the repo and create a pull request?

[tskxz]

Just to be sure, are you wanting to turn the overload.py application into a .exe file? If that's all, I can go ahead and do that. I'll create 2, one for Linux and the other for Windows. Should I just add them to the repo and create a pull request?

Go ahead, create a pull request.

[ghost]

just compile it yourself using PyInstaller or Py2Exe

[joao-vitor-souza]

I was thinking if this is actually necessary. I mean, if we want to obfuscate the code we can use pyarmor, if we need velocity we can use some Just In Time compiler package as pypy or numba (or completely transpile the code to C with Cython?), now if we are talking about distribution, then we'll have +15MB executables with pyinstaller or pyOxidizer since they need to include the python interpreter within the application. For me, it doesn't make sense to turn it into an .exe now. Any thoughts?