[Jim Fulton] > Ugh. Part of the problem is that all of those calls are unchecked, > Dang us. If they were checked, then, who knows, we might have > gotten informative exceptions. They certainly "should" be checked, but as a pragmatic matter PyInt_FromLong(1) can't fail -- Python allocates an int object for 1 (and for about 100 other popular little integers) when it starts up, and PyInt_FromLong() just returns a new reference to these pre-existing objects whenever possible. So, wrt: > I'd say the first step should be to add checks that's probably not going to help. I'd make it the fourth thing <wink>.
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