[Python-Dev] Python byte-compiled and optimized code (original) (raw)
Swapnil Talekar swapnil.st at gmail.com
Wed Oct 7 16:34:48 CEST 2009
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I am working on deploying Python on VxWorks platform as a part of project for my company. Accordingly, I would like to know couple of things from python's core-developers. Although I think I already know the answers for most of the questions, we need a confirmation from the community
- Is the byte-compiled .pyc file and optimized .pyo file platform-independent?(including python versions 3.x) If yes, is it guaranteed to stay that way in future?
- If the the generation of .pyc file fails (say, due to write protected area), does that stop the script execution?
- Is it possible to redirect the location of the generation of .pyc files to other than that of the corresponding .py files?
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