> Can you tell me which modules provide to
> decode and execute a .pyc file ?
The bytecode loader in in marshal.c; the byte code interpreter is in
ceval.c. Also consider frameobject.c and codeobject.c.
HTH,
Martin
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> Comments?
I don't think there is any need to support that in the Python core.
Instead, if you find such a functionality useful, feel free to implement
it yourself, and share it with others.
Regards,
Martin
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On Thu, Jun 25, 2009, Yingjie Lan wrote:
>
> The current C API does not support directly parsing into C
> arrays. Parsing tuples into C arrays can be greatly facilitated
> with the introduction of a natural extension of the current parsing
> syntax. I'd like to propose a syntax extension to facilit
The current C API does not support directly parsing into C arrays. Parsing
tuples into C arrays can be greatly facilitated with the introduction of a
natural extension of the current parsing syntax. I'd like to propose a syntax
extension to facilitate that kind of tasks, and would appreciate yo
> On-topic would have been a disussion of which of these features would
> be useful for the trace module to be built-in, how to best provide them,
> along with an offer to produce a patch.
Ok, fair enough - which of the features listed (indentation matching
stacklevel, output to a file (or files w
Tim Golden wrote:
> The Python docs have a section on running Python
> on Windows. This is the online version:
>
> http://docs.python.org/using/windows.html
>
> The .chm version should be in c:\python31\doc\python31.chm
Which is more easily accessed via the start menu entry Python creates
for
> Of course I could program the above, but I was
> hoping to avoid duplicated effort if someone has
> already programmed options like this..
In this specific form, the question is off-topic for python-dev,
and better asked on python-list (in particular since it has a wider
audience).
On-topic wou
