That’s a good point, as it means there’s probably no safe & portable way to
ensure that kind of stuff. «Trying to collect» something doesn’t really fall
short of an actual collection, I believe (finding referers is hard).
But I believe iterclose() defined appropriately on derived iterators would
Hi Maciej,
Yes, Dontbug is built on top of RR. Mozilla/RR can be finicky at times but
overall I had a very good experience with it.
I developed Dontbug on Ubuntu 16.04 and I found RR to be pretty robust on
that distro at least. I did encounter a serious regression once (I was on a
bleeding edge
Well I'm really shocked to find out what I thought was a "automatic close" is
really the ref-couting GC of CPython, means that a lot of my code breaks in
PyPy...
It really becomes a big problem after iterators heavily used in Python
nowadays. Some builtin functions like zip, map, filter return
