PyQT5: write on unix for use on windows?

Question

Python

Hello!
I wanted to write a program with an interface using PyQT. Do I understand correctly that I can compile the program itself both under unix systems and under Windows?
The program is needed for Windows, but it’s not very convenient to work under Windows, so I want to do everything under a unix-like axis, and then build it for Windows. This is real? Whether it will be possible then to collect the program and for unix?

Answer 1

Write to unix. Build in Windows, from simple pyinstaller builders.
And now the bumps:
1) Assembly, python is only 32 bit (Windows itself may be 64, this does not play a role)
2) Windows 7-10 is desirable 10 (part of the lib is already in the system) + VS 2015 redistributable
3) If possible set the launch flag with elevated access level in the assembly.
Assembly in Windows is mainly due to the api-ms-win****.dll libraries.

Answer 2

A well-written Python program works exactly the same on any operating system. But Python is an interpreted language, programs on it are not compiled.