>> Requirement: A ZIP archive be usable any version of Python that
>> supports ZIP-based imports.
Gordon> Hmm. You want .pyc's with every known magic number (there goes
Gordon> disk space)? Or just source and throw away the .pyc? Or maybe
Gordon> insert into the zip file? Either way, there goes speed.
Can't zip files be treated conceptually as directories? If I import a
py-based module from a zip archive I see no particular reason the
byte-compiled file can't be added to the archive (conceptually, written to
the directory), speeding up the import the next time. Is this not possible?
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