When trying to 'make' a frozen script on OSX framework 
install, it looks for  and fails to find config.o (It says: 
config.o frozen.o M_BaseHTTPServer.o [...] /Library/
Frameworks/Python.framework/Versions/2.3/lib/
python2.3/config/libpython.a    -o Study
make: config.o: Command not found
make: *** [Study] Error 127)

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Freeze doesn't understand framework builds. I see a different 
error from what you see (somehow for me it does use "c++" to 
do the linking) but even then it doesn't work because there is no 
such beast as config/libpython.a in a framework build.

If freeze also works with dynamic builds of Python it should be 
doable to get it to work with framework builds too. But I'm 
lowering the priority on this bug anyway because there is another 
way to get a standalone application for MacOSX: bundlebuilder.py.

The bad news is the only documentation is in the source code, plus 
the help given when you run it with --help. Specifically, look at the 
--standalone option. 

Justin, Jack, how this evolved to the newer Python versions? Do you
think it's worth it to keep it open?

Thank you!

If nobody raises protest, going to close soon.