On Wed, 2007-06-20 at 19:26 +0200, "Martin v. Löwis" wrote: > As Hrvoje says: try python-list (aka comp.lang.python). If you don't > get an answer, you didn't phrase your question interestingly enough, > or nobody knows the answer, or nobody has the time to tell you. The thing with comp.lang.python is that it is followed by a large number of Python users, but a much smaller number of the C API users -- which is only natural, since the group is about Python, not about C. For most users the Python/C API is an implementation detail which they never have to worry about. Futrhermore, questions about the C API often concern CPython implementation details and so they don't feel like they would belong in comp.lang.python. As an experiment, it might make sense to open a mailing list dedicated to the Python C API. It could become a useful support forum for extension writers (a group very useful to Python) and maybe even a melting pot for new ideas regarding CPython, much like comp.lang.python historically provided ideas for Python the language.
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