At PyCON I rewrote site.py . The biggest change is that I broke it into functions and moved it over to use sets. Basically the file was just old and I brought it up to modern usage. Performance-wise I can't see a real difference between the current version and my rewrite by executing ``time ./python.exe -c "pass"``; fluctuations in values are standard white noise. Breaking it up into functions also allowed me to write a test suite for site.py . Patch 921793 (http://www.python.org/sf/921793) has the patch of my rewrite. Does anyone object to me applying the patch? Of course I would love to have someone take a look at the code since this gets executed every time. I have been using the rewritten version since PyCON (so about two months) and I haven't had a bug yet. Obviously I would like to get this into 2.4a1 to get as much testing as possible. -Brett
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