> >> > Even better if the lines for a particular piece of code don't have > >> > to all come from the same file. > >> > >>This seems _fairly_ esoteric to me. Why do you need it? > > > > Compilers that inline function calls, but want the code to still be > > debuggable. AOP tools that weave bytecode. Overloaded functions > > implemented by combining bytecode. > > Err... > > > Okay, those are fairly esoteric use cases, I admit. :) However, PyPy > > already has some inlining capability in its optimizer, so it's not all > that > > crazy of an idea that Python in general will need it. > > Um. Well, _I_ still think it's pretty crazy.
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