PyInstaller works on the machine where python is installed not on users machine without python

[snehalnair]

PyInstaller works on the machine where python is installed not on users machine.
Both the machines are 64bit Windows10.

• On the user machine it doesnt give error, the command line shuts abruptly without showing error.
• pyinstaller --debug=all --log-level=DEBUG --onedir ccg.py

User's Machine Command Line Messages: I have pasted below the last few lines of messages on command line before it shuts the window abruptly. I have attached the entire file incase you want to take a look at it.

import 'numpy.random._generator' # <_frozen_importlib_external.ExtensionFileLoader object at 0x000001B65B1FE8C8>
import 'numpy.random._pickle' # <pyimod03_importers.FrozenImporter object at 0x000001B6580E8348>
import 'numpy.random' # <pyimod03_importers.FrozenImporter object at 0x000001B6580E8348>
import numpy.ctypeslib # PyInstaller PYZ
import 'numpy.ctypeslib' # <pyimod03_importers.FrozenImporter object at 0x000001B6580E8348>
import numpy.ma # PyInstaller PYZ
import numpy.ma.core # PyInstaller PYZ
import 'numpy.ma.core' # <pyimod03_importers.FrozenImporter object at 0x000001B6580E8348>
import numpy.ma.extras # PyInstaller PYZ
import 'numpy.ma.extras' # <pyimod03_importers.FrozenImporter object at 0x000001B6580E8348>
import 'numpy.ma' # <pyimod03_importers.FrozenImporter object at 0x000001B6580E8348>
cli.txt

[bwoodsend]

Did you build it using Anaconda Python? It looks like NumPy/Conda's missing libiomp5.dll again...

[snehalnair]

Thank you for a quick response!
Yes, I built it using Anaconda Python. How do I fix this error ?

[bwoodsend]

It was fixed in #5168 so just install the development version:

conda remove pyinstaller
pip install https://github.com/pyinstaller/pyinstaller/archive/develop.zip

Then rebuild but add the --clean option.

[snehalnair]

Thank you!
Now I am getting a new error. I have also attached the logs displayed on console.

pyinstaller Failed to execute script pyi_rth__tkinter

I looked up on the internet and found this solution:

pyinstaller --onefile --add-binary='/System/Library/Frameworks/Tk.framework/Tk':'tk' --add-binary='/System/Library/Frameworks/Tcl.framework/Tcl':'tcl' PDT_Admin_Console.py

But the path seems to be invalid

pyinstaller: error: argument --add-binary: invalid add_data_or_binary value: '/System/Library/Frameworks/Tk.framework/Tk:tk'

I think this issue, 1957 tries to explain it, but I cant understand the final conclusion except to try running with --onefile instead of --onedir

___All_Errors.txt
CCG SCREENSHOT v4.txt

[rokm]

I looked up on the internet and found this solution:

pyinstaller --onefile --add-binary='/System/Library/Frameworks/Tk.framework/Tk':'tk' --add-binary='/System/Library/Frameworks/Tcl.framework/Tcl':'tcl' PDT_Admin_Console.py

That used to be a work-around for certain class of tkinter-related issues on macOS. It has been obsoleted on macOS in PyInstaller 4.x series, and is irrelevant to you anyway, as you're on Windows.

pyinstaller Failed to execute script pyi_rth__tkinter

Can you post the full error message (the preceding lines up until Traceback (most recent call last):)? It's probably missing either tcl or tk directory...

If you're not using Tcl/Tk via tkinter in your program, you can try excluding it via --exclude-module=tkinter --exclude-module=_tkinter; but you could also try to work around by simply creating empty tcl and tk directories in application's dist/ccg directory.

If you are using tkinter, then please attach full build log, so we can see why its data was not collected.

[snehalnair]

Thank you. Now I am getting a different error. I have attached logs details
"Failed to execute script pyiboot01_bootstrap'
logs.txt

[bwoodsend]

I can't work out where PyInstaller puts os. I thought it lived in the base-library.zip but it doesn't. It must be baked directly into python.dll? No idea why it would get lost. Can you do a file list? dir /s /b I think on Windows. Or just find . if you have bash.

[snehalnair]

I cant find it.

[rokm]

I can't work out where PyInstaller puts `os˙.

It should be in PYZ.

[rokm]

And I find it very odd that it wasn't collected; @snehalnair did you perhaps exclude it by accident?

[snehalnair]

I tested it on one user machine, I have everything working fine there now. Steps followed based on the suggestions given:
conda remove pyinstaller
pip install https://github.com/pyinstaller/pyinstaller/archive/develop.zip
pip install tkinter
rebuild using --clean command

Appreciate your help!