> If someone in the core of Python thinks a patch implementing > what I've outlined is useful please let me know and I will > generate the patch. Umm - I'm afraid that I dont keep my python-dev emils for that long, and right now I'm too lazy/busy to dig around the archives. Exactly what did you outline? I know it went around a few times, and I can't remember who said what. For my money, I liked Fredrik's solution best (check Py_IsInitialized() in Py_InitModule4()), but as mentioned that only solves for the next version of Python; it doesnt solve the fact 1.5 modules will crash under 1.6/2.0 It would definately be excellent to get _something_ in the CNRI 1.6 release, so the BeOpen 2.0 release can see the results. But-I-doubt-anyone-will-release-extension-modules-for-1.6-anyway ly, Mark.
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