This may come of as really ignorant, but that's never stopped me from
asking in the past... :)
All the Python files ending in .py are compiled at installation, but
the majority of the files in bin don't have an extension and so they
don't get precompiled. I would guess they get compiled each time
they are run and the bytecodes are never saved. That seems kind of
inefficient.
Is there a way around this? Couldn't we do something like:
$ mv tmda-address tmda-address.py
$ ln -s tmda-address.py tmda-address
$ mv tmda-check-address tmda-check-address.py
.
:
$ cd ..
$ ./compileall
Just a thought.
Gre7g.
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