There is a module called _subprocess, as seen in that question.
I was able to import it, but I haven’t found any documentation about what is it and how it is different from subprocess.
Anybody here know what this module does?
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_subprocessseems to be a Windows-specific C extension module that implements some of the functionality that’s used by thesubprocessmodule proper. If you look in the source forsubprocess,_subprocessis only referred to inside ofif mswindowsblocks.It’s a detail of the implementation, and so you definitely shouldn’t use it in any actual code (though of course some curiosity is never a bad thing).
Here’s the source for `_subprocess’. The comment at the top says