>> PyObject *t = (PyObject *)op;
>> PyString_InternInPlace(&t);
[Greg Ewing]
> If you want to keep it all on one line, you could try
>
> PyString_InternInPlace((PyObject **)&op);
op is declared "register" so it's not strictly legal to apply the address-of
operator to it regardless. Besides, Guido pays me by the line <wink>.
or-maybe-by-the-useless-checkin-to-judge-from-the-last-24-hours-ly
y'rs - tim
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