>>>>> "NS" == Neil Schemenauer <nas@python.ca> writes:
>> Except that you'll have to support both names for backwards
>> compatibility.
NS> Most of the stuff in the gc module is low-level, highly
NS> dependent on the GC implementation and may change
NS> significantly between releases. The only APIs that you can
NS> really count on are gc.enable(), gc.disable(), gc.isenabled(),
NS> and gc.collect(). People should not be using
NS> gc.get_referents() in normal code.
Fair enough. It's your call. It doesn't appear to be documented, so
you have an out. :)
-Barry
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