Terry Reedy wrote:
True only if you replace "run" with "import". It also creates a new .pyc
file if an existing valid .pyc was created by some other version of Python.
However, I suspect the OP's problem is nothing to do with .pyc files,
but rather to do with writing algorithms that terminate.
The question was about as useful as "I have a car that won't start, will
you please tell me how to fix it". Unfortunately it appears the Python
is so valuable we are not to be allowed to see it.
regards
Steve
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David Shi wrote:
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No need usually.
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When you run a .py file, it automatically compiles and write a .pyc file
if there is no .pyc file or if the .py is newer than the .pyc.
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>Hello, there.
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>I am using Python 2.5. I used py_compile and made a .pyc file.
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>I am using Python 2.5. I used py_compile and made a .pyc file.
No need usually.
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>However, it runs but never stops. What is the best way to
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>compile a .py file.
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>compile a .py file.
When you run a .py file, it automatically compiles and write a .pyc file
if there is no .pyc file or if the .py is newer than the .pyc.
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file if an existing valid .pyc was created by some other version of Python.
However, I suspect the OP's problem is nothing to do with .pyc files,
but rather to do with writing algorithms that terminate.
The question was about as useful as "I have a car that won't start, will
you please tell me how to fix it". Unfortunately it appears the Python
is so valuable we are not to be allowed to see it.
regards
Steve
--
Steve Holden +1 571 484 6266 +1 800 494 3119
Holden Web LLC http://www.holdenweb.com/