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Roy Lowrance wrote:
> Maybe this is the correct list, as my inquiry is about how to learn
> how the current implementation works so that I could consider how to
> implement new features.
> 
> So, here's a modified question: If you want to learn how python works
> (not how to program in the python language), what's a productive way
> to proceed?

There are developer pages on the site, a wiki page on the ceval loop, 
the extending and embedding manual, and the code itself.

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