[Python-Dev] Possible modules that could use docs (original) (raw)
Barry Warsaw barry at python.org
Mon Apr 19 11:36:51 EDT 2004
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On Mon, 2004-04-19 at 11:17, Guido van Rossum wrote:
> DocXMLRPCServer.py > ihooks.py > imputil.py 515751 > modulefinder.py 914375 > opcode.py > pickletools.py > smtpd.py 450803 > symtable.py > toaiff.py > trace.py 779976 737734 > clmodule.c > puremodule.c > symtablemodule.c 896052 > timingmodule.c > zipimport.c > imp (built-in)
I think we're trying to get the timing module to be deprecated. The others indeed ought to be documented IMO. Maybe imp is documented in the docs about import?
puremodule.c could probably be deprecated. Does anybody use Purify anymore -- and if so, have you ever used puremodule? Does it still compile? Are the APIs it uses still up-to-date?
I haven't had a license for Purify in years.
-Barry
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