> This has got to be a problem with other extension modules linked to > libraries which have their own threading abstractions. Sure enough, sqlite3 simply assumes threads (won't build without them), and turns them on if it's used (by calling PyThread_get_thread_ident(), which in turn calls PyThread_init_thread()). Bill
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