SOAP problems

[Svenne Krap]

That is something like the question.

-If I edit, say, soap.py will soap.pyc be updated automaticly, or must
I nuke the old one ? 
- Kan I safely kill *.pyc and *.pyo as they are autogenereated ? 
- This compiled stuff, does that work for my own program also, so that
I don't have to distribute the *.py files ? (yeah, I know open-source
is a bless, I use it myself and most of my clients gets the source
(that are the ones paying my fees :). 
I consider closed source a nice way to collect payments from really
bad customers :)

Svenne

On Tue, 11 Mar 2003 01:08:20 -0800, Dennis Lee Bieber
<wlfraed at ix.netcom.com> wrote:

>Svenne Krap fed this fish to the penguins on Monday 10 March 2003 05:57 
>am:
>
>> How is this changed (ie. which files).
>> 
>> I have soap.py, soap.pyc and soap.pyo ?
>> Isn't there something like libs should be compiled (I am on Windows) ?
>> 
>        If I understand the question...
>
>        soap.py is the source file you would edit.
>        soap.pyc will be built automatically (unless you are on a system with 
>protected directory privileges) the first time any program does an 
>"import soap".
>
>        soap.pyo will be built automatically (instead of soap.pyc) only if the 
>python interpreter is started in optimization mode.