Greg Stein wrote: > > Skip Montanaro wrote: > > > > Gordon> In the soon-to-be-published beta version of my installer, I've > > Gordon> got that down to exceptions.py. > > > > Why not just run exceptions.py through Python2C, visually and experimentally > > verify that it works, then ship an exceptions.c as an optional module? Optional module... Good idea. But it is easier to use freeze within the optional module. So I wrote a "boot" built in module, where bootmodule.c is created by the Python program bootmake.py. All this lives in ./Modules. Boot incorporates exceptions.pyc etc. as frozen modules without breaking the current freeze feature. I changed pythonrun.c to load "boot" after sys but before any other imports, but only if it exists as a built in module, otherwise no error. Boot has methods to turn it on and off, and to print its contents. Please take a look at ftp://ftp.interet.com/pub/bootmodule.html I think this is a good solution for how to build in imputil.py. Jim Ahlstrom
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