All releases of cx_Freeze
Release Notes: This version adds support for Python 3.2, improves the hooks for a couple of modules, and adds a sample for a Tkinter application.
Release Notes: This release improves the hooks for a number of packages (including twitter and PyQt) and fixes a number of bugs uncovered by the release of Python 2.7.1. It also adds support for creating version resources on Windows and fixes installing frozen executables in Windows with Python 3.x.
Release Notes: This version fixes MSI packages for Python 2.7, adds support for Windows services on 64-bit Windows platforms, adds some additional hooks, and fixes a number of other minor issues.
Release Notes: This release adds support for Python 2.7 and improves support for Python 3.1 and Mac OS X. Hooks for a number of modules were added or improved based on user feedback. A number of improvements were also made to the creation of MSI packages and several bugs were squashed.
Release Notes: This release fixes a few bugs introduced in the past release and improves support for Unicode in Python 3.x.
Release Notes: This release adds support for Python 3.1 and 64-bit Windows. It also fixes a number of bugs and improves the handling of various packages that use hidden or dynamic imports.
Release Notes: This release adds support for Python 3.x and services on Windows, and eliminates a number of warts that made the package more difficult to use.
Release Notes: This release adds support for Python 2.6, and fixes one minor bug where hooks were not being run for built-in modules.
Release Notes: This release adds support for freezing modules in zip files independently of the executable itself, copying binary dependent files (DLLs and shared libraries), creating RPM packages and Windows installers, copying data files, and provides hooks for managing modules with specific requirements on different platforms. It also improves the script used for building cx_Freeze packages, among other changes.
Release Notes: This release adds support for freezing modules in zip files independently of the executable itself, copying binary dependent files (DLLs and shared libraries), and creating RPM packages and Windows installers. It also improves the script used for building cx_Freeze packages among other changes.
