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Subject: Re: Crash when launching python
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Guenther Sohler <guenther.sohler@gmail.com> wrote or quoted:
>Is it possible to turn on debugging and  to display on the console, where
>python is loading files from ?

  The "-v" flag? It's like a snitch for module loading. It'll spill
  the beans on where each module's coming from - whether it's a file
  or baked right into Python. Stack those "-v"s for the full 411.

  Now, if you're feeling extra Californian, you can set the
  "PYTHONVERBOSE" environment variable to some integer. It's like
  hitting the "-v" button multiple times, but with that laid-back
  West Coast vibe.

  Oh, and get this - "sys.settrace(tracefunc)" is like the
  ultimate stalker for your code. It lets you set up a trace
  function that'll tail your Python source code closer than
  paparazzi on Rodeo Drive. Perfect for when you wanna debug
  your code like you're solving a Hollywood mystery!