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Author brett.cannon
Recipients alexandre.vassalotti, brett.cannon, kbengine, pitrou, vstinner
Date 2014-10-20.15:02:25
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In Python 3.3 the import machinery changed to use importlib. This means the code to create the representation of a module now calls into Python code (the `<frozen importlib._bootstrap>:690(_module_repr)` you're seeing).

But my question is why are you not calling PyObject_HasAttr() before calling PyObject_GetAttr()? Exceptions may be relatively cheap but they are not free.
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