FW: [plt-scheme] GUI-schemefile -> exe

It depends on the language you are using. It is possible to create
standalone executables or launchers. Standalone executables need a few
shared libraries (you can download those as a separate package) to be
able to run on other's platforms.

You'll want to read the docs about the Create Executable menu item for
details.

The module language gives you the most flexibility. 

If your program is written in one of the PLT languages, it is easy to
convert it to a module, just put

  (module filename-without-extension mzscheme ... code goes here ...)

around your program. If you have multiple files, use require instead of
load. You may also need to add these requries to the top of the module:

  (require (lib "mred.ss" "mred") (lib "class.ss"))

Hope that helps.

Robby

At Tue, 11 Mar 2003 14:19:17 +0100, "Toon Verwaest" wrote:
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> But is the exe fully stand-alone?
> I guess not huh...? You still need
> Drscheme installed to run file; and 
> You even need the source files at
> There original position....
> Any solution for that?
> 
> Toon
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