how do I convert my python scripts of a pygame game to a exe without using pyinstaller because while using pyinstaller a pop up terminal come out, how can we create a standard exe build of this scripts? what about python embed in c/c++ ? if any one know how to do that please help me :)
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2There are ways to stop the pop-up terminal. Consult the `pyinstaller` documentation. Look for the option `noconsole`. You can't have what you consider a *standard exe build* because Python is not a compiled language and so your Python program cannot be directly represented in machine code. Wrapping your Python program in an executable is considerably more complex than you seem to imagine. – BoarGules Jul 17 '21 at 08:35
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Does this answer your question? [Getting rid of console output when freezing Python programs using Pyinstaller](https://stackoverflow.com/questions/17584698/getting-rid-of-console-output-when-freezing-python-programs-using-pyinstaller) – mkrieger1 Jul 17 '21 at 08:56
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I would recommend you to stick to pyinstaller and add the --noconsole command line argument, like this:
pyinstaller --noconsole yourscript.py
to not have a pop-up terminal.
But, if you're stubborn, you can use nuitka, an application that converts python to c++, which embeds a python implementation, producing pretty large executables.
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