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Kirill Smelkov
cpython
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0aa9782d
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0aa9782d
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Feb 25, 1998
by
Jack Jansen
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Helper routines to create standalone Python applications.
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"""Findmodulefiles - Find out where modules are loaded from.
Run findmodulefiles() after running a program with "python -i". The
resulting file list can be given to mkfrozenresources or to a
(non-existent) freeze-like application.
findmodulefiles will create a file listing all modules and where they have
been imported from.
findunusedbuiltins takes a list of (modules, file) and prints all builtin modules
that are _not_ in the list. The list is created by opening the findmodulefiles
output, reading it and eval()ing that.
mkpycresource takes a list of (module, file) and creates a resourcefile with all those
modules and (optionally) a main module.
"""
def
findmodulefiles
(
output
=
None
):
"""Produce a file containing a list of (modulename, filename-or-None)
tuples mapping module names to source files"""
# Immedeately grab the names
import
sys
module_names
=
sys
.
modules
.
keys
()[:]
import
os
if
not
output
:
if
os
.
name
==
'mac'
:
import
macfs
output
,
ok
=
macfs
.
StandardPutFile
(
'Module file listing output:'
)
if
not
ok
:
sys
.
exit
(
0
)
output
=
output
.
as_pathname
()
if
not
output
:
output
=
sys
.
stdout
elif
type
(
output
)
==
type
(
''
):
output
=
open
(
output
,
'w'
)
output
.
write
(
'[
\
n
'
)
for
name
in
module_names
:
try
:
source
=
sys
.
modules
[
name
].
__file__
except
AttributeError
:
source
=
None
else
:
source
=
`source`
output
.
write
(
'
\
t
(%s,
\
t
%s),
\
n
'
%
(
`name`
,
source
))
output
.
write
(
']
\
n
'
)
del
output
def
findunusedbuiltins
(
list
):
"""Produce (on stdout) a list of unused builtin modules"""
import
sys
dict
=
{}
for
name
,
location
in
list
:
if
location
==
None
:
dict
[
name
]
=
1
for
name
in
sys
.
builtin_module_names
:
if
not
dict
.
has_key
(
name
):
print
'Unused builtin module:'
,
name
def
mkpycresourcefile
(
list
,
main
=
''
,
dst
=
None
):
"""Copy list-of-modules to resource file dst."""
import
py_resource
import
Res
import
sys
if
dst
==
None
:
import
macfs
fss
,
ok
=
macfs
.
StandardPutFile
(
"PYC Resource output file"
)
if
not
ok
:
sys
.
exit
(
0
)
dst
=
fss
.
as_pathname
()
if
main
==
''
:
import
macfs
fss
,
ok
=
macfs
.
PromptGetFile
(
"Main program:"
,
"TEXT"
)
if
ok
:
main
=
fss
.
as_pathname
()
fsid
=
py_resource
.
create
(
dst
)
if
main
:
id
,
name
=
py_resource
.
frompyfile
(
main
,
'__main__'
,
preload
=
1
)
print
'%5d
\
t
%s
\
t
%s'
%
(
id
,
name
,
main
)
for
name
,
location
in
list
:
if
not
location
:
continue
if
location
[
-
3
:]
!=
'.py'
:
print
'*** skipping'
,
location
continue
id
,
name
=
py_resource
.
frompyfile
(
location
,
name
,
preload
=
1
)
print
'%5d
\
t
%s
\
t
%s'
%
(
id
,
name
,
location
)
Res
.
CloseResFile
(
fsid
)
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