> How about only adding those parts which would be needed to > at least deflate the ZIP archive contents ? Ditto -- still lots of portability issues I bet. > If the ZIP archive format becomes the standard for Python, we'd > have to ensure that all Python users can read them. Well, at > least that's what I would expect from a standard format :-) There's a simple solution: don't use compression. With current disk prices it's really not worth it. Let the installer do the decompression (installers travel across networks where compression *is* worth it). --Guido van Rossum (home page: http://www.python.org/~guido/)
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