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[Python-Dev] id() on Win64 (was: CVS: python/dist/src/Python bltinmodule.c,2.162,2.163)

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[Finn Bock]
> > This property of id() does not hold in JPython. When used with
> > hotspot, id() is not unique.
[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)
> 
> ?  Then that's a bug in JPython or hotspot.  Know which?  Filed a
> bug report?

Oh, you silly boy. There are (by definition) no bugs in hotspot.

it's-only-'cause-Guido's-a-weenie-that-Python-has-'em-ly y'rs

- Gordon

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