In general, xxx.pyc is the compiled Python bytecode for xxx.py, so
> struct.py is the source for struct.pyc.
>
> Looking at struct.py, it's entire contents is
> from _struct import *
> from _struct import _clearcache
>
> This is a pretty common idiom in the std lib for modules that are
> implemente
On Sun, Sep 6, 2009 at 2:20 PM, Tino Dai wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> Hope the people in the US are having a nice Labor Day! I am looking for
> the source code
> for the pack/unpack functions found in the struct package. As of this email,
> I have tried a
> strings on the struct.pyc file. The inspecti
Hope the people in the US are having a nice Labor Day! I am looking for
the source code
for the pack/unpack functions found in the struct package. As of this
email, I have tried a
strings on the struct.pyc file. The inspection of the pyc file was hoping
that I could find a
stub to the source.
On Sun, Sep 6, 2009 at 3:20 PM, Tino Dai wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> Hope the people in the US are having a nice Labor Day! I am looking for
> the source code
> for the pack/unpack functions found in the struct package. As of this
> email, I have tried a
> strings on the struct.pyc file. The inspect
Hi All,
Hope the people in the US are having a nice Labor Day! I am looking for
the source code
for the pack/unpack functions found in the struct package. As of this email,
I have tried a
strings on the struct.pyc file. The inspection of the pyc file was hoping
that I could find a
stub to the
