>>>>> "TD" == Timothy Delaney <tdelaney@avaya.com> writes:
TD> I think this is wrong behaviour. IMO it should be as follows:
TD> - If not present Python bytecode is generated in exactly the
TD> same way as is currently done.
TD> - If present and it refers to an existing directory, bytecode
TD> files are written into a directory structure rooted at that
TD> location.
TD> - If present but empty, generation of bytecode files is
TD> suppressed altogether.
TD> - If present and it does not refer to an existing directory,
TD> a warning is displayed and generation of bytecode files is
TD> suppressed altogether.
+1 for exactly the reasons you state.
-Barry
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