I'm wandering why so many (if not all) python modules compile the py files twice: first simply, then with the -O flag. Reading the python documentation it seems that this does not improve the perfomance so much. OTOH, it increase the disk usage a lot. More over, if you compile a module with -O python will ignore the .pyc files.
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