> I've checked my imputil.py version (with caches enabled) > against the builtin importer and noticed a performance > downgrade by factor >2. This was enough to convince me > of looking for other techniques to handle the problems > I had at the time... you know, relative imports and things. hmm. I think I see the problem here... you obviously attempted to use imputil to implement non-standard import behaviour on top of the standard storage system -- while we've used it to implement standard import behaviour on top of non-standard storage systems. I don't know if imputil is good enough for the former, and I don't think I care... I've spent too many nights debugging code that relied on clever, non-standard hacks. </F> PS. on the performance side of things, did you know that 're' can be up to ten times slower than 'regex'? but people don't complain -- probably because it allows them to do things they couldn't do before...
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