Larry> The only function that *might* return a non-terminated char * is
Larry> PyString_AsUnterminatedString(). This function is static to
Larry> stringobject.c--and I would be shocked if it were ever otherwise.
If it's static to stringobject.c it doesn't need a PyString_ prefix. In
fact, I'd argue that it shouldn't have one so that people reading the code
won't miss the "static" and think it is part of the published API.
Larry> Am I correct in understanding that changing the Python minor
Larry> revision number (2.5 -> 2.6) requires external modules to
Larry> recompile?
Yes, in general, though you can often get away without it if you don't mind
Python screaming at you about version mismatches.
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