2009/10/16 Neil Schemenauer n...@arctrix.com:
After some experimentation I realize this idea is not ready yet.
The main problem comes from references to Python objects that
modules keep but don't expose to the garbage collector. For example,
gcmodule.c has a static pointer tmod that is a
2009/10/16 Amaury Forgeot d'Arc amaur...@gmail.com:
2009/10/16 Neil Schemenauer n...@arctrix.com:
After some experimentation I realize this idea is not ready yet.
The main problem comes from references to Python objects that
modules keep but don't expose to the garbage collector. For example,
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I've written a small Tkinter-Script, that crashes Python 3.1 (but not
Python 2.6) without any specific rrror message. When started from within
IDLE, the failing of the script also closes IDLE. (This is the case
under Windows, Mac OS X and Linux (teted with Ubuntu 9.04))
Bug-Tracker Issue 6717
