Re: [Tutor] Random Q on Python's internals?

Thanks Danny. On 11/1/05, Danny Yoo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > > I was perusing the standard library, and was wondering if anyone knew > > how the internals of Python work, roughly or no. > > > > Basically, I assume os.pipe() resides in a DLL somewhere, yet when I > > open up Python24.DLL i

Re: [Tutor] Random Q on Python's internals?

> I was perusing the standard library, and was wondering if anyone knew > how the internals of Python work, roughly or no. > > Basically, I assume os.pipe() resides in a DLL somewhere, yet when I > open up Python24.DLL in PEexplorer I can't find mention of pipes > anywhere... Hi Liam, os.pipe(

[Tutor] Random Q on Python's internals?

Hi all, I was perusing the standard library, and was wondering if anyone knew how the internals of Python work, roughly or no. Basically, I assume os.pipe() resides in a DLL somewhere, yet when I open up Python24.DLL in PEexplorer I can't find mention of pipes anywhere... am I looking the right