> The warnings are at least as annoying as recompiling the > extensions, even more since each and every imported extension > will moan about the version difference ;-) Hey, here's a suggestion for a solution then: change the warning-issuing code to use the new PyErr_Warn() function! Patch gratefully accepted on SourceForge. Now, note that using "python -Werror" the user can cause these warnings to be turned into errors, and since few modules test for error returns from Py_InitModule(), this will likely cause core dumps. However, note that there are other reasons why Py_InitModule() can return NULL, so it really behooves us to test for an error return anyway! --Guido van Rossum (home page: http://www.python.org/~guido/)
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