On Mon, 10 Mar 2014 16:08:52 -0700 (PDT) "Jim J. Jewett" <jimjjewett at gmail.com> wrote: > It may also be more common to have multiple __del__ methods in the > same cycle, if cycles are created by a framework. So the problems > aren't new, but they may have become considerably more painful. Multiple __del__s shouldn't change anything compared to a single __del__ or even none (see PEP 442). > Maciej:>> I'm very skeptical about changing details of __traceback__ and > Maciej:>> frames, just in order to make refcounting work (since it would > Maciej:>> create something that would not work on pypy for example). > > How about just loosening some constraints on exceptions, in order to > permit more efficient operation, but in a way that may be particularly > useful to a refcounting scheme? Can I assume that you don't object to > frame.clear()? I posted a prototype change (in this thread) which automatically calls frame.clear(), I didn't get any feedback about it. Regards Antoine.
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