Michael P. Soulier msoulier at nortelnetworks.com
Mon Jun 26 13:37:19 EDT 2000

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	Hey people. I tried the FAQ, and I can't find this. I'm a Perl 
programmer exploring Python, and I'm wondering how to do a simple compile pass 
on python source to check syntax. In Perl, I'd just do a perl -cw sourcefile
and it would do a quick compile pass with warnings on. I know I can start the
interpreter and import the file as a module, but that's not always desirable.
Is there a simple command-line way to do this?

	Thanks,

	Mike

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