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[Python-Dev] int/float freelists vs pymalloc

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Andrew MacIntyre wrote:
>> By the way objects are always aligned at 8 byte address boundaries. A 12
>> or 4 bytes object occupies 16 bytes.
> 
> No, with PyMalloc a 4 byte object occupies 8 bytes (see the comments at
> the top of Objects/obmalloc.c).

I know. It's a typo. It should read "12 or 14 byte object".

Christian

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