Chris> The environment in which I am working is client/server and it is
Chris> the server that processes all python code. I have tried creating
Chris> a file (which in the case of what I have explained means that I
Chris> can't issue a close command) and let the process run as I have
Chris> before. When the process has finished and I try deleting the file
Chris> I get a permission denied error. As soon as I stop the server for
Chris> the environment it frees up the resources to this file. Not quite
Chris> sure how they could be implmenting the python.
Chris> I am assuming then that the Py_Finalize is not being called until
Chris> maybe when the server terminates. This being the case it would
Chris> not be any good as the server should be 'Up' all of the time!.
Yes, Py_Finalize is called at program exit. It sounds to me like atexit is
doing exactly what it's supposed to do. When the program exits, that file
will be closed.
Chris> Can you think of any possible workarounds for this?
Other than figuring out a way to close the file at some other point during
server execution, no.
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