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hi,
My application that contains the .o's that were generated from using
"freeze" needs to import math. The point of using freeze was to make a
static application that can be shipped as a single entity (it contains
the dot o's from libpython2.4.a), vs having to worry about external
python dependencies.
"importing math" as far as I can tell right now, invokes a shared
library (math.so). Now I have a shared library dependency that I dont
want. Is there a way to get the math functionality from a dot a or a
dot o, so I dont have to make my app dependent on a shared library?
cos, sin, and pi which is what I need do not live in the libpython2.4.a
- I did an nm on it.... I'm on linux.
thanks,
Nancy
My application that contains the .o's that were generated from using
"freeze" needs to import math. The point of using freeze was to make a
static application that can be shipped as a single entity (it contains
the dot o's from libpython2.4.a), vs having to worry about external
python dependencies.
"importing math" as far as I can tell right now, invokes a shared
library (math.so). Now I have a shared library dependency that I dont
want. Is there a way to get the math functionality from a dot a or a
dot o, so I dont have to make my app dependent on a shared library?
cos, sin, and pi which is what I need do not live in the libpython2.4.a
- I did an nm on it.... I'm on linux.
thanks,
Nancy