At Thursday 19/10/2006 23:19, Bernard Lebel wrote:
I'm affraid this step has already been done. I was not being pedantic
when I said "locations that don't make sense", I *really* meant it.
You would have to see the Filemon log!
Python searches modules along the directories in sys.path - if you
see it looking at w:\foo\bar\baz I bet that such directory is
included there. Well, it might not be a directory but a zip file, or
you might have installed some import hooks (have you?) but on the
most common cases, a simple scan along sys.path is performed.
Anyway, then is there a way to tell Python not to look for pyd/dll and
others in certain locations? In locations were you expect not to have
such files for example?
I'm not really sure, but I don't think it could be done.
The OS does a similar scan when looking for needed libraries at
program startup. Are you sure that *this* behavior is what causes
your slow startup? What OS/filesystem are you using? Are you loading
your application across the network, using a file share, samba or
something like that?
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