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Use py_module macro on ast module.

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`@@ -602,23 +602,10 @@ fn ast_parse(vm: &mut VirtualMachine, args: PyFuncArgs) -> PyResult {`
`602`	`602`	`}`
`603`	`603`
`604`	`604`	`pubfnmk_module(ctx:&PyContext) ->PyObjectRef{`
`605`		`-// TODO: maybe we can use some clever macro to generate this?`
`606`		`-let ast_mod = ctx.new_module("ast", ctx.new_scope(None));`
`607`		`-`
`608`		`- ctx.set_attr(&ast_mod,"parse", ctx.new_rustfunc(ast_parse));`
`609`		`-`
`610`		`- ctx.set_attr(`
`611`		`-&ast_mod,`
`612`		`-"Module",`
`613`		`- ctx.new_class("_ast.Module", ctx.object()),`
`614`		`-);`
`615`		`-`
`616`		`- ctx.set_attr(`
`617`		`-&ast_mod,`
`618`		`-"FunctionDef",`
`619`		`- ctx.new_class("_ast.FunctionDef", ctx.object()),`
`620`		`-);`
`621`		`- ctx.set_attr(&ast_mod,"Call", ctx.new_class("_ast.Call", ctx.object()));`
`622`		`-`
`623`		`- ast_mod`
	`605`	`+py_module!(ctx,"ast",{`
	`606`	`+"parse" => ctx.new_rustfunc(ast_parse),`
	`607`	`+"Module" => ctx.new_class("_ast.Module", ctx.object()),`
	`608`	`+"FunctionDef" =>ctx.new_class("_ast.FunctionDef", ctx.object()),`
	`609`	`+"Call" => ctx.new_class("_ast.Call", ctx.object())`
	`610`	`+})`
`624`	`611`	`}`

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