anyone else seeing this?
1) using a local windows build, I keep getting complaints
about a missing symbol in the python22.dll:
_PyGC_Insert
an easy way to get this is to import the "xmlrpclib" module
into a clean interpreter.
(fwiw, this doesn't stop Python -- once you click OK, the
interpreter proceeds as if nothing happened...)
2) most C functions that expect 8-bit strings crash if you
hand them a unicode string containing non-ascii characters.
an example:
>>> import socket
>>> socket.gethostbyname(u"pyth=F6nware.com")
this works as expected in 2.1.1 (that is, I get an exception).
it doesn't work in a local build of 2.2a2.
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