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I've installed Python into /usr/local/bin and /usr/local/lib/Python2.0.Now I'd like to allow an ordinary user to maintain his own python-extensionsmodules (written in C/C++). So, each user's python programs should seethe global modules hierarchy, but also allow the user to import his ownmodules and link coresponding C/C++ modules, when needed. Is it possiblewithout cluttering global Python-configuration each time an user needsto play with his new extension-module? I'm new to Python, so any helpwill be appreciated; I found lots of docs on the web, but I can't findthe exact answer to the above question (if it exists at all).TIA,yogin-- ___________________________________________Linux User #165389 ICQ #47602612 .Bydgoszcz-[http://www.komputery.bydgoszcz.pl/linux]-

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