On Thu, 2003-11-13 at 02:17, Tim Peters wrote: > il a later run of gc, one that didn't resurrect dead cycles). > > Sorry, not so -- the "mini gc pass" of the same gc invocation would collect > all million of the other objects in vanilla trash cycles. It's only weakref > callbacks sick enough to install brand new weakref callbacks on dead objects > that would prevent the other trash from getting collected in the same gc > invocation. There wasn't anything like that in the segfaulting program. When Python's shutting down, will there /be/ another GC invocation? -Barry
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