Comment #5 on issue 3339 by [email protected]: print PYTHONHASHSEED value when set as random
http://code.google.com/p/sympy/issues/detail?id=3339
Oh, that's a bug. It's just checking `if hash_seed`, where `hash_seed` is the string value of PYTHONHASHSEED. So I guess it should actually be a little smarter. There is something in sys.flags, but unfortunately, it seems to only be there in Python 3.3.
The good news is that Python (apparently) dies with abort trap 6 if PYTHONHASHSEED is set to an illegal value, so there's no need to do too much type checking. So I guess the if statement should become `if hash_seed and hash_seed != '0'`.
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