Re: interpreter / stdlib split

On Mar 29, 2010, at 08:39 AM, C.J. Adams-Collier wrote: >I'm pretty new to packaging python. Apologies in advance if I'm making >bad assumptions. I recently packaged IronPython. It can optionally use >the libraries from the standard python library. It doesn't seem that >these libs are distribu

interpreter / stdlib split

Hey folks, I'm pretty new to packaging python. Apologies in advance if I'm making bad assumptions. I recently packaged IronPython. It can optionally use the libraries from the standard python library. It doesn't seem that these libs are distributed separately from the cpython interpreter. Woul

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