[Ping] >> 1. There are going to be lots of global-cell objects. >> Perhaps they should get their own allocator and free list. [Guido] > Yes. No no no no no, and 5*-1 beats a +1 even from the BDFL <wink>. Vanilla pymalloc is perfect for this: many small objects. A custom free list for cells is a waste of code, because a cell never goes away until the module does: cells will not "churn". We'll get a lot of them, but most of them will stay alive until the program ends, so the tiny performance gain you may be able to get from a thoroughly specialized free list "in theory" will never be realized in practice.
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