On Tue, Nov 28, 2000 at 06:01:38PM -0500, Guido van Rossum wrote: >- Always shared libs. What about Unixish systems that don't have > shared libs? What if you just want something to be hardcoded as > statically linked, e.g. for security reasons? (On the other hand Beats me. I'm not even sure if the Distutils offers a way to compile a static Python binary. (GPW: well, does it?) >idea to start from scratch with a new cgi-ish module (cgi2.py?) rather >than making the existing cgi.py even more complicated. (Also, it's >very fragile -- you never know who uses what mis-feature.) Indeed. My inclination is to design two new Request and Response classes; haven't done that yet, though... --amk
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