Thomas Heller <theller at python.net> wrote: > But that was not the question. What about the status of the buffer function? From what I understand, it is relatively safe as long as you don't mutate an object while there is a buffer attached to it. That is: import array a = array.array(...) b = buffer(a) for i in xrange(...): a.extend(a[:]) print str(b) ... may cause you some problems (the a[:] bit was to pointer movement movement on realloc). Those problems will depend on your platform. - Josiah
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