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[Python-Dev] Standard install locations for Python ?

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I'm currently busy building new version of my mx packages. While
trying to convert all of them to distutils I found that there
seems to be no standard for installing documentation or other
data files of Python extensions. I also noted, that for Windows
the standard extension installation defaults to \Python instead
of some \Python\Site-Packages. So the general question is:

Where should Python extensions install themselves and their docs ?

(On Linux the typical place for docs is /usr/doc/packages,
for Python code it is /usr/local/lib/pythonX.X/site-packages,
BTW)

Thanks,
-- 
Marc-Andre Lemburg
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