A brief historical analysis of the situation In the olden days, py_compile.py did not catch SyntaxErrors. If compileall.py used py_compile.py to compile a file and it failed, it would print an error message but continue working. When Python 1.5.2 was released, py_compile was updated to catch the exceptions on its own. About six months later, well before 2.0, a change was made to compileall to exit with non-zero status if it caught a syntax error. This change apparently had no effect, because compileall never saw syntax errors. Jeremy
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