mark wrote:
> So I think that the adoption of our half-solution (ie, we are really =
only
> forcing a better error message - not even getting a traceback to =
indicate
> _which_ module fails)
note that the module name is available to the Py_InitModule4
module (for obvious reasons ;-), so it's not that difficult to
improve the error message.
how about:
...
static char not_initialized_error[] =3D
"ERROR: Module %.200s loaded an uninitialized interpreter!\n\
This Python has API version %d, module %.200s has version %d.\n";
...
if (!Py_IsInitialized()) {
char message[500];
sprintf(message, not_initialized_error, name, =
PYTHON_API_VERSION,
name, module_api_version)
Py_FatalError(message);
}
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