Of course!
gcc file.c -o outputfile
g++ file.cpp
javac file.java
etc. Linux shell rules, and the whole premise of a make file is to compile everything at once (and warn you if you don't have dependencies) so you don't have to search around and compile stuff.
Anyway, good to know this error is resolved; I think I had something similar once, but I don't remember what I did to fix it....
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Just coming from a slightly minimalist view, you could also opt to run this command directly through the shell/command prompt. But since you're on Windows, chances are you don't have the tar utility and if you did it wouldn't be in the Path. =P But a Linux equivalent:
Code:import os f = open("path_to_list.txt") for line in f: os.system("tar -zxvf " + line)
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If you aren't yet familiar with Python as a language, it might be better to start off learning that. However, if you're familiar with other languages, and have a fair understanding of how graphics work (check out Allegro for C++), then you are probably ready. There are several different ways you can make the ball bounce, but the two I recommend are learning and using Tkinter and/or PyGame. You might already have a bouncy ball application somewhere...Leave a comment:
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I was having similar difficulties. Didn't know how to get Py2Exe to work, couldn't figure out PyInstaller. Google led me here and I was disappointed, but I figured I'd come back since I found the solution. (I think.)
http://mail.python.org/pipermail/pyt...ly/269445.html
Going to go try it out now, hopefully it works!
Edit: Aw, it failed. However, I decided to try PyInstaller with the Windows...Leave a comment:
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