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    Just got into Python

    Discussion in 'Apple and Mac OS X' started by mattireland, Aug 24, 2007.

  1. mattireland

    mattireland It used to be the iLand..

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    Having got my MacBook Pro about a week or two weeks ago, I wanted to be able to program it. So I quit the heavenly environment of Microsoft Visual Studio 2008 Beta 2 and decided to get going with some Python...

    Anyways, I liked been able to create my .exe s in VS 2005/8 so can I create a .dmg in Python for my Mac?

    Can anyone please help?

    Thanks,

    Matt. Ireland

    P.S. I've done all the basics of Python on my Windows machine so know the language and how to get onto it in Mac through terminal e.t.c. ...
     
    mattireland, Aug 24, 2007
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  2. Budding

    Budding Notebook Virtuoso

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    Visual Studio works in OS X???

    Anyway, Microsoft does not like Apple, so Visual Studio (2005 at least) does not have the option to compile your source to an OS X executable.
    What you can do is import your project into Xcode, and compile it to a UB using that.
     
    Budding, Aug 24, 2007
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