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Error building exe of python gui

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setup.py fails when trying to build an exe using either the newest Anaconda or Canopy 32bit with the newest 32bit cx_Freeze. This occurs even though run.py successfully launches the GUI from Anaconda or Canopy, indicating that all dependencies are correctly installed. Knowing which exact versions of Anaconda/cx_Freeze were used would be useful.

Hey Josh,

Conor here from OpenBCI. We have a few people working on the Python code
currently. Can you email me directly at conor@openbci.com?

Best,

Conor

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Part-Time Faculty | Parsons MFADT
http://www.newschool.edu/parsons/mfa-design-technology/
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On Sat, Jul 19, 2014 at 5:09 AM, Joshua Peterson notifications@github.com
wrote:

setup.py fails when trying to build an exe using either the newest
Anaconda or Canopy 32bit with the newest 32bit cx_Freeze. This occurs even
though run.py successfully launches the GUI from Anaconda or Canopy,
indicating that all dependencies are correctly installed. Knowing which
exact versions of Anaconda/cx_Freeze were used would be useful.


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#21.

What's the error message? I might be able to help...

Thanks for getting back!

It's a different error in Anaconda/Enthought although run.py works in both.
I can recreate the error if you like. Both involve not being able to find
modules or files.

I'm trying to make exe's for researchers who aren't used to python.

Josh
On Jul 21, 2014 1:30 PM, "Rob Chambers" notifications@github.com wrote:

What's the error message? I might be able to help...


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#21 (comment).

Hmm. I would need to see the full traceback of the actual error message to know... and even then, it sometimes take a couple of iterations to fix up all the issues. But it's usually pretty straightforward...