Compile and distribute your files as a single executable without an installer.
Any software developed nowadays, probably needs various files to be able to work. Simply with the executable, an uninstaller and some libraries we already have
various files that necessarily have to be distributed together, so to avoid bigger problems it is better to
join all of these files in a single EXE file with an application like
Alloy.
Alloy is a software application that
merges all the files that you choose in a unique EXE with the main purpose of making its distribution a lot easier, giving the user the sensation that he is really launching a single file.
What's more, this program compresses the files, so what used to be a load of very big files with
Alloy can become a unique file with a normal size, even
maintaining the icon of the original EXE file.
Alloy allows the user to compress and join in a single file programs generated with
any programing language, because it manages all the accesses to the drive with assembly code, this means, a low-level language.
Note: The
trial version has certain functions limited.