Patch #1648268 corrects a huge load of errors in Python wrt. incorrect function pointers (i.e. functions called with a different signature then declared, through pointers). The rationale for this patch is that the submitter apparently has a platform where Python crashes in the face of these errors. I believe the patch is correct, and would like to apply it. The patch also renames many function arguments: parameters in a METH_NOARGS function get consistently named NOARGS_NULL (currently often called 'unused' or 'noargs'); the second parameter to getters gets consistently named 'closure' (it's called closure in many places already, and 'unused' in others). I would also apply this part of the change, and both to the trunk and Python 2.5. Objections? Regards, Martin
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