Antoine> Still, it would be much better if the stack trace could be Antoine> printed by Python itself rather than having to resort to gdb Antoine> wizardry. Especially if the problem is reported by one of your Antoine> non-developer users. I understand. The guy has a problem today for which there is a solution that I posted. If he's "been meaning to look into the problem" and he's posting to python-dev I presume he knows at least a little about running gdb if he's operating in a Unix environment. These two gdb commands source .gdbinit pystack shouldn't be too much of a barrier. Skip
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