Not being a part of the standard library caused me some confusion when
setting up a isolated python environment with zc.buildout and
virtualenv.  Because apt-get won't install pstats.py into my virtualenv,
I had to copy the pstats.py file into my virtualenv.  Not difficult, but
certainly not intuitive.  Also, inside my setup.py, I can't define a
dependency on pstats.py that will automatically be downloaded by
zc.buildout because there is no pstats egg in PYPI.  So when I release
my egg, I have to have another mechanism to alert users that the pstats
module is required.

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pstats module missing in python 2.4 and 2.5
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/123755
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