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[Python-Dev] The memo of pickle

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> I hope Oren resumes his crusade to make interned strings follow the
> same refcount rules as everything else, and then we wouldn't have
> this fear of interning.  BTW, nobody yet has reported any code where
> "indirect interning" pays -- or even triggers once in a
> non-eating-its-own-tail way.

Maybe we should just drop indirect interning then.  It can save 31
bits per string object, right?  How to collect those savings?

--Guido van Rossum (home page: http://www.python.org/~guido/)

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