Aahz wrote: > I just remembered that shortly before release of Python 2.3 there was a > big fuss about the startup time. Has anyone revisited the issue since > then? As Nick says, we looked at it at PyCon. I found that a lot of calls to string interning are made, and changed the marshal format to share interned strings, instead of duplicating them. This causes good savings in disk space; whether it also saves startup time significantly is hard to prove. Regards, Martin
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