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Old 06-09-2015, 05:28 PM   #41
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Originally Posted by DrChiper View Post
Most time seems to be spend in pylib.zip, and there are quite a number of buffer overflows in the plugins and calibre resources. As there is no freeze, however, that does not seems to be too harmful
Hmmm - that's in accordance with chaley's observation in here ==>> post 8

pylib.zip contains a swag of python intermediate code (.pyo - python object code ?), it presumably needs to be loaded when calibre starts. But why would chaley's instance of MSE get involved with that. Maybe because chaley runs calibre differently from most of us ?

There are sub-directories and files with the same name in pylib.zip, hence it cannot be unzipped on a regular Windows/NTFS system using a regular unzipper, viz:

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But that's probably a red herring. I suspect the intermediate code is loaded direct from the zip file, also the 'duplicate' file names have no extension so presumably they'd be ignored, anyway I think they're all zero length.

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