I just checked in a new version of PEP 304. It should be available at http://www.python.org/peps/pep-0304.html within a few hours (look for version >= 1.10). There is also a patch against CVS which implements most of the PEP for Unix-ish systems. That's referenced in the PEP but also available directly at http://www.python.org/sf/677103 Known shortcomings: * Not all regression tests pass yet, mostly (I think) because some tests expect to find auxiliary files in the same directory as mod.__file__. * There is no support yet for Windows paths, but this shouldn't be hard to add. I just can't build on Windows. * You can't delete a source file after generating a .pyc file because the .pyc file won't be in the same directory. I think I will have to modify the search for .pyc files to include the bytecode base directory as well. Feedback welcome. Windows C programmers even more welcome. ;-) Skip
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