Re: [capi-sig] Storing bytecode files in an alternative directory
by M.-A. Lemburg
Terry Westley wrote:
> PEP 304 was withdrawn, but those of us embedding Python need a way to put
> .py files in read-only memory and .pyc files in a separate writable
> directory. Short of resurrecting PEP 304, is there a known mod that I could
> use for this purpose?
>
> My situation is an iPhone/iPad app (http://www.sabonrai.com/PythonMath/).
> Python source files need to be part of the app bundle which is in a
> non-writable directory. I've found that even compiling all the .py files
> doesn't work because the interpreter wants to rebuild .pyc files for certain
> modules and I get an unlink deny error for them.
This should help :-)
> python -h
usage: python [option] ... [-c cmd | -m mod | file | -] [arg] ...
Options and arguments (and corresponding environment variables):
-B : don't write .py[co] files on import; also PYTHONDONTWRITEBYTECODE=x
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Storing bytecode files in an alternative directory
by Terry Westley
PEP 304 was withdrawn, but those of us embedding Python need a way to put
.py files in read-only memory and .pyc files in a separate writable
directory. Short of resurrecting PEP 304, is there a known mod that I could
use for this purpose?
My situation is an iPhone/iPad app (http://www.sabonrai.com/PythonMath/).
Python source files need to be part of the app bundle which is in a
non-writable directory. I've found that even compiling all the .py files
doesn't work because the interpreter wants to rebuild .pyc files for certain
modules and I get an unlink deny error for them.
Terry
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