Does it prevent creating another socket map if the module is reloaded? I can't think of other reasons a module would be reexecuted.
Quiz. Who can guess what this code does (yes, it's on purpose): https://github.com/python/cpython/blob/master/Lib/asyncore.py#L63-L66 … via @mhashemi
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correct! you won a token for obscure hacks!
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Makes it safe to re-exec the code. But why :))))
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Don't want to lose those open sockets when you call reload() mid-request-handler! :PPP
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Bbbbut ... BUT WHYYY Actually nevermind, I don't want to know what horror justifies that.
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ohhhh…import side-effect? :D
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