> Use as Function Designators
>
> Programs shall not use use a name from line B, C, D, F, G or H
> in a C context requiring a function designator. Names from lines
> A and E may be used in C contexts requiring a function designator.
> A function designator is a C expression having function type;
> C contexts requiring a function designator include as an actual
> argument to a function taking a function argument.
[Skip Montanaro]
> This just means that PyMem_{Malloc, Realloc, Free} and PyObject_{Malloc,
> Realloc, Free} will be implemented as functions or simple macros that
> expand to a single function call, and that the others can be all sorts
> of CPP gobbledygook, right?
That was my intent, but it's hard to predict how courts will rule <wink>.
> The only thing that threw me a little was the alphabet soup
Fred needs to work with me to make the real docs comprehensible; all this
stuff is on top of what's already said in the docs, and I believe
rearrangement is called for (like combining the scattered sections about the
memory APIs, for a start).
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