Guido van Rossum <guido@python.org> writes: > That's strange -- that test is specifically designed to fail before it > ever gets to allocating memory. Can you track this down with a > debugger? Notice that this test does not strictly achieve that: with a four-byte pointer, you attempt to allocate 0x20000000L items (due to roundupsize), which is small enough to try a realloc. In turn, it tries to allocate 0x80000000L bytes, i.e. 2GB. On a 32-bit machine, it is possible to allocate that much memory. Regards, Martin
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