Open SamCoutteauHybrid opened 1 month ago
No doubt the documentation is lacking, but the answer is to run .\python.bat PC\layout --preset-default --copy <location>
(noting that there are other presets besides "default", and a whole lot of individual options you might consider, so try passing -h
to the PC\layout script too, or browsing that directory).
Thanks, I've just been able to test this and it does seem like what I was looking for. Shame the documentation is a bit lacking in this front.
Documentation
On windows, following the documetation you can build a python using:
This produces a directory
arm64
containing a python executable and some other miscellaneous files, but it is missing folders such asLib
,includes
,DLLs
This is unlike the unix steps
This does seem to produce a full proper python installation.
I did see some documentation on how to make an windows installer. Are you supposed to build python from source, then create an installer and run it?, This seems strange in the context of a command line install. Or am I missing some other commands?
I would like to automate the process of building and installing python from source (on windows) but the documentation seems lacking on this part.