> Now that we have new bytecode optimizations, the pyc file magic > number needs to be changed. Of course we might also consider turning back Raymond's bytecode optimizations. Given that I can't discern any speedup, I wonder what the wisdom is of adding more code complexity. We're still holding off on Ping and Aahz's changes (see the cache-attr-branch) and Thomas and Brett's CALL_ATTR optimizations, for similar reasons (inconclusive evidence of speedups in real programs). What makes Raymond's changes different? I also wonder why this is done unconditionally, rather than only with -O. --Guido van Rossum (home page: http://www.python.org/~guido/)
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