Charles> I am utterly unable to reproduce this. With "ulimit -s Charles> unlimited" and a no-threads version of Python, Charles> "find_recursionlimit" ran overnight on my system and got up to Charles> a recursion depth of 98,400 before I killed it off. Mea culpa. It seems I forgot the "ulimit -s unlimited" command. Keep your theory, but get a little more memory. It only took me a few seconds to exceed a recursion depth of 100,000 after properly setting the stack size limit... ;-) Skip
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