> The question, then, is what to do about the -l option. I assume we > should remove the -l option from the Makefile, so that "make test" > doesn't turn on DEBUG_SAVEALL. This seems to make sense, yes. Since the "leaked" objects that are found will be released by the GC code, I see no point in reporting these during the regression test. This can only confuse people (like it did Jeremy :-). > Or do we need to change regrtest in > some way so that it still reports on tests that create evil things? Any form of evilness that can be detected without *too* much effort is worth it... I have no idea what kind of evil we're looking for here or how to detect is, so I can't answer yes or no. --Guido van Rossum (home page: http://www.python.org/~guido/)
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