How would i see .pyc files when i execute a python file

chatpratap

I wanted to see the python compiled files (.pyc) when i execute python .py files.
help me how would i get .pyc files generated.

Nov 21 '06 #1

bartonc

I wanted to see the python compiled files (.pyc) when i execute python .py files.
help me how would i get .pyc files generated.

The .pyc file is generated automatically when you execute python a .py file from the command line (python mymodule.py) and it will be in the same directory as the .py file that you executed. IDLE has a curious way of not doing this which I don't understand. Most other IDEs will generate the .pyc files also.

Nov 21 '06 #2

bartonc

I wanted to see the python compiled files (.pyc) when i execute python .py files.
help me how would i get .pyc files generated.

You can force IDLE to generate a .pyc file of "aModule.py" like this:

in "myModule.py" type:
then, in the menu:
Run-> Run Module

Nov 21 '06 #3

chatpratap

Thanks for the reply . I got it

Nov 22 '06 #4

bartonc

Thanks for the reply . I got it

Any time. Keep posting,
Barton

Nov 22 '06 #5

Subsciber123

As long as this thread is still open, the easiest way to compile a python file into .pyc is the following:

You have a file, "C:/documents and settings/user/not_compiled.py". You want to compile that file. Create another python file in the same directory. In that file, type "import not_compiled". That will run the program as a module, but it will also compile the program into a .pyc file in the same directory as the original file.

Dec 1 '06 #6

bartonc

As long as this thread is still open, the easiest way to compile a python file into .pyc is the following:

You have a file, "C:/documents and settings/user/not_compiled.py". You want to compile that file. Create another python file in the same directory. In that file, type "import not_compiled". That will run the program as a module, but it will also compile the program into a .pyc file in the same directory as the original file.

Isn't that what I said?

Dec 1 '06 #7