[Tim]
>So it's possible there for one of these be true:
>
> id(x) == id(y) and x is not y
> id(x) != id(x)
>
>?
Yes, the first.
d = {}
cnt = 0
for i in xrange(100000):
s = "test" + `i`
j = id(s)
if d.has_key(j):
cnt = cnt + 1
d[j] = s
print cnt, "failures"
Will print 500+ failures when run by JPython & JDK1.3 on win2k.
>Then that's a bug in JPython or hotspot. Know which?
JPython.
> Filed a bug report?
Years ago <wink>:
http://www.python.org/jpython-bugs/incoming?id=118
>In CPython, we just use the address of an object's header, and as CPython
>never moves an object's header in memory, the good stuff follows trivially.
>Don't know what JPython tries to do, but it's bound to be harder there (as
>Java can move memory around).
That is also my guess. I cannot see what we can do about it, except inform
users that not all python platform behave exactly the same. Which is why I
brought it up.
regards,
finn
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