So, I was thinking about the PLY parsetab.py file this morning. What would people think if the data contained in this file was simply written somewhere in the system temporary directory (e.g., /tmp) and regenerated as needed? Under such a scheme, everything would work pretty much the way it does now except that I could deprecate that whole sea of options about parsetab files, output directories, and whatnot. The only real downside that I can think of is that the parser tables would have to be regenerated after a reboot. However, who would really care given that it only takes a few seconds?
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