>>>>> "GS" == Greg Stein <gstein@lyra.org> writes:
GS> 10k iterations on my linux box
9143 on mine.
I'll note that Emacs has a similar concept, embodied in
max-lisp-eval-depth. The documentation for this variable clearly
states that its purpose is to avoid infinite recursions that would
overflow the C stack and crash Emacs. On my XEmacs 21.1.10,
max-lisp-eval-depth is 500. Lisp tends to be more recursive than
Python, but it's also possible that there are fewer ways to `hide'
lots of C stack between Lisp function calls.
So random.choice(range(500, 9143)) seems about right to me <wink>.
-Barry
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