On 2009-11-12, at 1136, Sriram Srinivasan wrote:
standard libraries i meant the standard libraries used.
and what i asked for is for(in python) both the standard-libraries
and the standard libraries used.
c the term (intra and inter library management) which includes the
default standard libraries and other standard libraries
I don't think you're using the correct terminology. The standard
library is what is shipped with the interpreter. It's the only thing
that's common between all users of that interpreter, i.e. it's standard.
what if there is another site where only eggs of python.org
containing add-on standard libraries are distributed
and noone is allowed to upload stuff except the python.org or PSF.
The PSF does not maintain add-on libraries, nor can it make guarantees
about other add-ons libraries.
So, you want to make libs that are currently part of the standard
library
external libs available via PyPI?
Not exactly via PyPI but something similar to it.
Again, why?
and don't compare C++ with python. both have their own + & -
Frankly, comparing and contrasting with other languages is very
useful, I have little to no idea what you're talking about, and doubt
it's got anything to do with the development of the Python language.
Matthew
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