Barry Scott wrote:
>
> Why not set a limit in the intepreter? Fixing this for every call in object.c
> seems a lots of hard work and will always leave holes.
Indeed.
>
> For embedding Python being able to control the recursion depth of the
> intepreter is very useful. I would want to be able to set, from C, the
> max call depth limit and the current call depth limit.
Except exporting MAX_RECURSION_DEPTH as a variable (Py_MaxRecursionDepth)
I don't see what you mean by current call depth limit.
> I'd expect Python to set a min call depth limit.
I don't understand this. Could you elaborate?
Are you implying the introduction of a public function
(ex. Py_SetRecursionDepth) that does some value checks?
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