Tim Peters <tim.one@comcast.net> writes: > [martin@v.loewis.de] > > The third part is easy to answer. If it is deprecated, and used in the > > core or an extension, that use must be removed. > > This is too easy of an answer, as the docs *already* make such distinctions. > Read the tail end of the PyMem_ docs (PyMem_UPPERCASE is supposedly already > deprecated, but only in extension modules). There is something wrong here, then. The author of this documentation clearly meant that they are *internal*, and thus should have been called _PyMem_UPPERCASE. I'd be in favour of renaming them, thus actively breaking extension modules that use them at compile time. Regards, Martin
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