Phillip J. Eby wrote. > >my current idea is to > > > > 1. include it under a different name (_elementtree.so) > > > > 2. add a cElementTree.py under xml.etree, which simply does > > > > from _elementtree import * > > > >does anyone have a better idea ? > > I was under the impression that simply installing cElementTree.so in the > relevant package directory would work; this is what the distutils do for > extensions with a package name. it would work, of course, but the core puts all the binaries in a separate directory (lib-dynload on unix, DLLs on windows, etc). do we really want to put executables in other locations ? </F>
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