[Note that Greg's message went to python-checkins since he responded to a checkin message, but I suspect he meant to change the header to point to python-dev. ;) If not, too bad!] Greg Stein writes: > But this means that your tables no long reside in "const" space. Yet More > Per-Process Memory... > > It would be nice to have those tables marked as "const". Perhaps; as Guido points out, there haven't been a lot of complaints about this issue. I will note that only the tables aren't constant; the strings that are pointed to are still constant. I'm inclined to let the compiler/ linker care about this, and not change the code without a really clear need to do so. Here are the sizes of those tables and the strings they point to (including terminating null bytes for the strings): pathconf_names: 14 entries, 112 bytes, 176 string bytes confstr_names: 25 entries, 200 bytes, 576 string bytes sysconf_names: 108 entries, 864 bytes, 1774 string bytes Figures are for Solaris7. -Fred -- Fred L. Drake, Jr. <fdrake@acm.org> Corporation for National Research Initiatives
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