Add note regarding pybench benchmark.
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decorators, int/long unification, set/frozenset,
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reversed(), sorted(), "".rsplit()
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2.4 ???
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Backward Compatible Packages, Modules, and Tools
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Just van Rossum
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pkgutil Phillip Eby 2.3
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platform Marc-Andre Lemburg 1.5.2
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pybench Marc-Andre Lemburg 1.5.2 [3]
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sre Fredrik Lundh 2.1
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subprocess Peter Astrand 2.2
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xml (PyXML) Martin v. Loewis 2.0
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The decision will be revisited for Python 2.5 and not changed
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unless compelling advantages arise.
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[3] pybench lives under the Tools/ directory. Compatibility with
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older Python version is needed in order to be able to compare
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performance between Python versions. New features may still
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be used in new tests, which may then be configured to fail
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gracefully on import by the tool in older Python versions.
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Copyright
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