Christian Tismer wrote:
Well, I know there is a lot going on on GC and stuff,
so this obcervation might not be new, but well, here it is.
I figured that when we call the ll_decref operations, we actually
create an except block for the decref. This expectblock
then does a cleanup, by calling the same function again :-)
Probably not really what we wanted to do.
just in case this might help -- chris
Oupps I forgot to mention:
This effect can be nicely seen if you run
http://codespeak.net:/svn/user/tismer/test_wrapping.py
with the viewer (make sure to have the file inside pypy).
Hit escape three times until you get the final flow graph,
and look at the tiny function call_destructor__dummyPtr
Besides tze fact that we are still overdoing with refcounting,
you see an exception handler that makes no sense.
best - chris
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