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Anastasios Hatzis
Hi folks,
how can I prevent Python from adding or using *.pyc files if executing a
Python module? I have the strong feeling that the interpreter uses
out-dated pyc file instead more recent py files. At least I already had
some cases where application behaviour changed only by removing the
*.pyc files from the app directory, and in all these cases I interpreted
the difference in code changes I already saved in py files but which had
no effect before removing their pyc versions. I'm not very happy on
deleting pyc files before each execution.
I know there is an -o option for turning on optimization (pyo). In doc I
could not found a hint to an option to turn off pyc compilation -- or at
least forcing the interpreter to use py files only.
I'm working with Python 2.4.2 on WinXP, Eclipse 3.2 with PyDev 1.2.2
Thanks for your help!
Anastasios
how can I prevent Python from adding or using *.pyc files if executing a
Python module? I have the strong feeling that the interpreter uses
out-dated pyc file instead more recent py files. At least I already had
some cases where application behaviour changed only by removing the
*.pyc files from the app directory, and in all these cases I interpreted
the difference in code changes I already saved in py files but which had
no effect before removing their pyc versions. I'm not very happy on
deleting pyc files before each execution.
I know there is an -o option for turning on optimization (pyo). In doc I
could not found a hint to an option to turn off pyc compilation -- or at
least forcing the interpreter to use py files only.
I'm working with Python 2.4.2 on WinXP, Eclipse 3.2 with PyDev 1.2.2
Thanks for your help!
Anastasios