Martin v. Loewis wrote:
> Christian Tismer <tismer@tismer.com> writes:
>
>
>>Maybe I'm just fine by patching _tkinter a little bit,
>>so that it influences stack slicing in a healthy way?
>
>
> I would still encourage you to investigate the source of the crash. Is
> a debugger capable of displaying a back trace when it crashes?
Not really. What I see is some five nested calls from
tcl83.dll .
> With a bug trace, we could try to investigate to see whether this is a
> Tcl problem or a _tkinter problem.
Then I have to build Tcl to check this out.
Will do that when I'm back in Berlin.
ciao - chris
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