On Wed, 2003-05-14 at 13:35, Skip Montanaro wrote: > Jeremy> I don't know if this thread came to any conclusion. > > I don't think so. I think it bogged down about the time I suggested that > executing import from within a function might slow things down. > > Jeremy> The use of re in the warnings module seems the primary culprit, > Jeremy> since it pulls in re, sre and friends, string, and strop. > > I just peeked at warnings.py. None of the uses of re.* in there seem like > they'd be in time-critical functions. The straightforward change (migrate > "import re" into the functions which use the module) worked for me, so I > went ahead and checked it in. Guido and I looked at that briefly. It doesn't make any difference does it? The functions that use re are called when the module is imported. Jeremy
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