Python's architecture
Peter Hansen
peter at engcorp.com
Mon Sep 17 22:12:20 EDT 2001
Terry Reedy wrote:
>
> "Jonas Bengtsson" <jonas.b at home.se> wrote:
> > Python: http://wiki.cs.uiuc.edu/cs427/PYTHON
>
> "The Module folder contains all of the core modules required for the
> bare-bones Python system. "
>
> It contains the modules written in C rather than Python. Some are
> truly core, other are peripheral and only there because written in C
> for speed. The os module, written in Python and therefore in the lib
> directory for runtime importation, is much more core than, for
> instance, the md5 module.
>
> "Since Python is implemented entirely in ANSI C..."
>
> This, of course, only applies to the 'standard' implementation.
These changes, slightly reworded, now applied to the pages ...
(One assumes that was the point of making it a wiki. :)
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