I've written a fairly handy html form related extension. I originally
wrote it in Python 2.6 on Linux and everything seemed to work just
fine. Now, however, I have ported it to a project that runs on Python
2.5 on OSX. If I cause any sort of exception to be raised while the
template is executing my extension code, i get the following error on
the command line, and the program dies:
Assertion failed: (gc->gc.gc_refs != 0), function update_refs, file
Modules/gcmodule.c, line 261.
This happens if I raise an exception by hand, access an undefined
variable, or even call something like dict().get('x') with no default
specified.
I can spend some effort trying to reproduce a minimal test case, but
I'm wondering if an error like this has been seen before.
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