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Python doesn't have opcode cacher?

I'm currently using PHP. I plan to start using Django for some of my next project.

But I don't have any experience with Python. After some searching, I still can't find a Python opcode cacher.

(There are lots of opcode cacher for PHP: APC, eAccelerator, Xcache, ...)

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Geert Wildert Avatar asked Mar 16 '26 00:03

Geert Wildert


2 Answers

It's automatic in Python -- a compiled .pyc file will appear magically.

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Katriel Avatar answered Mar 18 '26 14:03

Katriel


Python doesn't need one the same way PHP needs it. Python doesn't throw the bytecode away after execution, it keeps it around (as .pyc files).