Embedding Python the extreme way

[Wolfgang Draxinger]

Ok, I took a very carefull look into the sources, and it seems, that the 
problem is not that hard I thought before and ripping the code is just 
mad, though not impossible:
Many of the builtin modules can be removed at compile time using 
config.h. All the modules that can be problematic can be removed without 
problems except 3: sys and some builtin functions.
Now my question. How can I replace them with my own stuff? I don't want 
to do things like Py_RunSimpleString("import engine; import sys; 
sys.stdout=engine.stdout")

I'd appreciate if I could replace it on a pure 'C' basis. Replacing the 
original code were ideal. An absolute must is overriding file access, 
due to the virtual file system. So where can I hook?

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