>>>>> "GvR" == Guido van Rossum <guido@python.org> writes:
>> I tend toward the more conservative, especially with changes
>> that touch lots of .c files, so I'd say -1. But it looks from
>> the patch dialog that Guido's already approved of this in
>> principle, so I'll revise that to a -0.
GvR> I'm not at all sure on whether this should be incorporated
GvR> into 2.2. I approve it (or something like it) for 2.3; for
GvR> 2.2, I'm hesitant but if Jack thinks it's needed for MacOS,
GvR> and it's off by default, and a thorough code review shows no
GvR> problems with it as long as it's off, I would be OK with it.
GvR> In other words, you're the release manager; it's your call.
Sounds good. I'll reserve judgement for now.
-Barry
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