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For any other architecture/os `RapidFuzz` can be installed from the source distribution. To do so, a C++17 capable compiler must be installed before running the `pip install rapidfuzz` command. While Linux and MacOs usually come with a compiler it is required to install [C++-Buildtools](https://visualstudio.microsoft.com/visual-cpp-build-tools) on Windows. For any other architecture/os `RapidFuzz` can be installed from the source distribution. To do so, a C++17 capable compiler must be installed before running the `pip install rapidfuzz` command. While Linux and MacOs usually come with a compiler it is required to install [C++-Buildtools](https://visualstudio.microsoft.com/visual-cpp-build-tools) on Windows.
### PyInstaller
When using RapidFuzz with PyInstaller it is required to pass the following option to it:
```
--hidden-import _rapidfuzz_cpp
```
The reason for this is that `rapidfuzz` included all the C++ components from a Module called `_rapidfuzz_cpp`. Since this import is hidden from PyInstaller it is required to tell it about it, so it included the Module in the binary.
## Usage ## Usage
```console ```console