Hi, Dag Sverre Seljebotn wrote: > if you feel that this is the wrong time > for fixing up those things and that it halts other kinds of development, > you "should" be able to simply change the nodes back to ExprNode and > have everything go back to a relatively normal, stable state.
I hacked a bit into the other direction and it seems that we're getting closer. I first got lxml to compile again :) and then raised the crash bar in its test suite step by step from 5% over 57% to 89%. I'm now stuck with an extremely weird crash due to a tuple item being NULL on read, while all places I can see where such a tuple is constructed do the correct INCREF before writing the item, so it would surely have crashed before if the NULL item had come from there. It happens on a tuple key in a dictionary that is stored in an attribute of an ext-type, so it's actually not the best place to trace value changes (and yes, I tried disabling the iter-dict transform, but that didn't fix it). I'll stop for tonight, but any ideas on this will be warmly appreciated. Stefan _______________________________________________ Cython-dev mailing list [email protected] http://codespeak.net/mailman/listinfo/cython-dev
