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Display logo on windows executable by arihant2math · Pull Request #5790 · RustPython/RustPython

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Walkthrough

A build script (build.rs) was added to embed an application icon into Windows builds using the winresource crate. The Cargo.toml was updated to include winresource as a build dependency. The script runs only when the target OS is Windows and handles missing icon files or compilation errors gracefully.

Changes

File(s) Change Summary
Cargo.toml Added winresource (version "0.1") to [build-dependencies].
build.rs Added build script that embeds Windows icon (logo.ico) with winresource, handles missing icon and compile errors.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant Cargo Build
    participant build.rs
    participant winresource

    Cargo Build->>build.rs: Execute build script
    build.rs->>build.rs: Check CARGO_CFG_TARGET_OS
    alt Target is Windows
        build.rs->>winresource: Create Windows resource object
        build.rs->>build.rs: Check for logo.ico existence
        alt logo.ico exists
            build.rs->>winresource: Set icon to logo.ico
            build.rs->>winresource: Compile resource
            winresource-->>build.rs: Compilation result
        else logo.ico missing
            build.rs-->>Cargo Build: Print warning, skip icon embedding
        end
        alt Compilation error
            build.rs-->>Cargo Build: Print warning with error
        end
    else Not Windows
        build.rs-->>Cargo Build: Skip resource embedding
    end
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Poem

A bunny hops with code anew,
Now Windows builds show logos too!
With winresource in the mix,
Icons are set—no extra tricks.
So let the build script run its course,
And give your app some visual force!
🐇✨
"""

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