I just happened to look at a compiled Python 2.6.4 .PYC file in an editor and noticed that the full path and file name of the compiled module showed up in my .PYC file at least 10 different times. Is there a reason for full vs. relative path names and why does the module name need to be duplicated so many times?
It appears that .PYO files only use a filename (without a path). I assume the only way for us to suppress path names (which may have confidential client names) in our compiled distributions is to use .PYO vs. .PYC files? Is this correct? Thanks, Malcolm
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