[Martin v. Löwis] > > Without meaning to criticize, is there any particular reason why > > the python shared library isn't enabled by default? > Because shared libraries suck, and the world would be a better place > without them. I can elaborate if you want to :-) No doubt that shared libraries have their own complexity, but I'm still not sure the world (or at least the Linux machines I work on!) would be a better place without them. I would surely need more disks and more memory to run everything, and probably more time to load the slightest program. But I might be missing the meaning of the original question. If by any chance you feel like elaborating a bit, that could be instructive for me. -- François Pinard http://www.iro.umontreal.ca/~pinard
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