"Martin v. Löwis" <martin at v.loewis.de> writes: > I recommend to drop the requirement that simple appending of .zip file > needs to work, and suggest to use platform-specific mechanisms on each > platform. These mechanisms should arrange to patch a variable, > Py_EmbeddedZipfile. Normally, this variable is NULL. If a zipfile is > appended, this variable changes its value to point to the zipfile (it > should probably point to the zip directory, or some such). > So in essence, a proper linking step is executed. There should be no > dependence on native tools to perform this linking, instead, it should > be implemented in pure Python. I don't understand: Isn't the first sentence a contradiction of the second? How is this variable set, without calling native tools, in pure Python? And is it really a global variable accessible from C code? Thomas
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