Andy wrote:
I agree -- and I've been considering that (or rather, having our
company hire/pay part of the python dev community to do the work). To
consider that, the question becomes, how many modules are we talking
about do you think? 10? 100?
In your Python directory, everything in Lib is Python, I believe.
Everything in DLLs is compiled C extensions. I see about 15 for Windows
3.0. These reflect two separate directories in the source tree. Builtin
classes are part of pythonxx.dll in the main directory. I have no idea
if things such as lists (from listobject.c), for instance, are a
potential problem for you.
You could start with the module of most interest to you, or perhaps a
small one, and see if it needs patching (from your viewpoint) and how
much effort it would take to meet your needs.
Terry Jan Reedy
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