Guido van Rossum wrote: >... >> >>On my Python, it just counts up. "a" gets more and more referrers and >>they are "cell" objects. If it is unknown, I'll submit a bug report >>unless someone fixes it before I get to it. ;) > > > If I use a "while 1" loop, the count never goes above 225. Just FYI, even if it wouldn't have leaked forever, it caused me serious pain because it kept a reference to a COM object. The process wouldn't die until the object died and all of my usual techniques for breaking circular references were of no avail. I even tried nasty hacks like globals.clear() and self.__dict__.clear(). But there was no circular reference to be broken. Paul Prescod
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