[James William Pye]
> Can access to the generator type(gentype in ceval.c) and associated
> data/structures be made available in a public
> interface/header(genobject.h)?
Possibly, if someone wants it enough to make a patch (including doc
changes). There are many types that aren't exposed at the C level, BTW.
Advertising their internals has an inhibiting effect on evolution. The
generator type has been around long enough w/o change that the value in
keeping it private has diminished.
> I know I can get the type by compiling a little generator and fetching its
> type, but that seems to be a bit redundant as each project that needs it,
> needs to make its own, nonstandardized version of access.
Anyone who wants it can do
from types import GeneratorType
today (types is a standard Python module).
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