On 28 June 2000, Jeremy Hylton said:
> PP> import cyclicgc
>
> PP> should turn on the -with-cycle-gc flag.
>
> The -with-cycle-gc flag is an option to configure when you build
> Python. It can't be turned on or off at runtime.
No, no, *obviously* Paul meant that "import cyclicgc" should configure
and compile a new Python interpreter with "--with-cycle-gc" and 'exec()'
it for you. What else would it mean?
;-)
Greg
(PS. if this were Perl, you could say
use cyclegc;
to turn it on, and then elsewhere in your code
no cyclegc;
to turn it off. Maybe Python needs an "unimport" command?)
(Kidding!)
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