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> PS. -hackers: What happen with PL/Python? Before 1/2 of year I ask if 
>     anyone works on this and answer was: "yes, but 'he' is waiting for new 
>     fmgr design". Tom's fmgr is done... IMHO it's big worse - The Python 
>     has very good design for integration to other programs.

Good question.  I don't remember this old message, though.

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