fred wrote: > 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), that's reasonable. > and setting -tt as the default in the next Python release. where "next" is Py3K, I hope. breaking an unknown amount of existing libraries and code samples, just for the sake of it, isn't exactly a great way to promote Python... </F>
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