This is a module for the standard library of Pycopy project: https://github.com/pfalcon/pycopy . This module was implemented from scratch specifically to target Pycopy, with efficient and lean design in mind. Note that this module is likely work in progress and likely supports just a subset of CPython’s corresponding module. Please help with the development if you are interested in this module.
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