>> When a function object is created from a regular dict instead of a
>> celldict, func_cells is a NULL pointer.
Tim> This part is regrettable, since it's Yet Another NULL check at the
Tim> *top* of code using this stuff (meaning it slows the normal case,
Tim> assuming that it's unusual not to get a celldict). I'm not clear
Tim> on how code ends up getting created from a regular dict instead of
Tim> a celldict -- is this because of stuff like "exec whatever in
Tim> mydict"?
I'm still working my way through this thread, so forgive me if this has been
hashed out already. It seems to me that the correct thing to do is to
convert plain dicts to celldicts when creating functions. Besides, where
are functions going to get created that are outside of your (PyhonLabs)
control?
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