On 28 November 2000, Andrew Kuchling said:
> On Tue, Nov 28, 2000 at 06:01:38PM -0500, Guido van Rossum wrote:
> >- Always shared libs. What about Unixish systems that don't have
> > shared libs? What if you just want something to be hardcoded as
> > statically linked, e.g. for security reasons? (On the other hand
>
> Beats me. I'm not even sure if the Distutils offers a way to compile
> a static Python binary. (GPW: well, does it?)
It's in the CCompiler interface, but hasn't been exposed to the outside
world. (IOW, it's mainly a question of desiging the right setup
script/command line interface: the implementation should be fairly
straightforward, assuming the existing CCompiler classes do the right
thing for generating binary executables.)
Greg
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