nuitka-run(1) on Linux
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the Python compiler
Flags it lists
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--assume-yes-for-downloads -
--clang -
--debug -
--debugger -
--disable-plugin -
--enable-plugin -
--execute-with-pythonpath -
--experimental -
--file-reference-choice -
--follow-import-to -
--follow-imports -
--follow-stdlib -
--full-compat -
--gdb -
--generate-c-only -
--graph -
--help -
--include-data-file -
--include-module -
--include-package -
--include-package-data -
--include-plugin-directory -
--include-plugin-files -
--jobs -
--linux-onefile-icon -
--lto -
--module -
--no-pyi-file -
--nofollow-import-to -
--nofollow-imports -
--onefile -
--output-dir -
--plugin-disable -
--plugin-enable -
--plugin-list -
--plugin-no-detection -
--prefer-source-code -
--profile -
--python-debug -
--python-flag -
--python-for-scons -
--quiet -
--recompile-c-only -
--remove-output -
--run -
--show-memory -
--show-modules -
--show-modules-output -
--show-progress -
--show-scons -
--standalone -
--trace-execution -
--unstripped -
--user-plugin -
--verbose -
--verbose-output -
--version -
--warn-implicit-exceptions -
--warn-unusual-code -
--windows-company-name -
--windows-dependency-tool -
--windows-disable-console -
--windows-file-description -
--windows-file-version -
--windows-icon-from-exe -
--windows-icon-from-ico -
--windows-onefile-tempdir -
--windows-product-name -
--windows-product-version -
--windows-uac-admin -
--windows-uac-uiaccess -
--xml -
-h -
-j -
-o