[Fred L. Drake, Jr.]
> ...
> There are two things that can be done: have distutils always use
> -tt when compiling code that gets installed (using a child interpreter
> if needed), and setting -tt as the default in the next Python
> release.
+1 from me. Hey, it's 2.0: we can break anything <wink>.
> ....
> Setting -tt to be the default, and not having a way to override it,
+1 on that too.
> would lead to some small code simplifications as well.
and-also-cut-out-one-bogus-source-of-c.l.py-whitespace-
flamewars-ly y'rs - tim
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