3.1 Selecting the functions to compile  With the following
functions you can explicitely control what parts of your
application get compiled.  bind( object, rec=10) Tells Psyco
that the given object should be compiled for faster execution.
If object is a Python function, bind modifies the function
object in-place (specifically, its func_code attribute is
changed). All future calls to the function will go through
Psyco. Remember that in Python no behavior can depend on which
reference to the function you use to make the call; in other
words, after  g = f  calls to both f and g will go through
Psyco.  The object argument can also be:  Note that compilation
never actually starts before a function is first called.  All
functions called by a compiled function are also compiled, as
well as the functions called by these, and so on, up to some
limit (by default 10) that you can specify as the optional
second argument.  proxy( function-or-method, rec=10) Makes a
Psyco-enabled copy of object.  This function returns a