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[Python-Dev] Putting a builtin module into a package

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Is there a way to put a builtin module into a package, or should I really not 
want to do this?

It seems that if in the module init() routine I call 
Py_InitModule("Carbon.Res")
and if I put the module into _PyImport_Inittab as "Carbon.Res" things sort-of 
work, at first glance.

Or should I rename the module to an underscore name and simply put a wrapper 
module in the package?
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