Collin Winter wrote: > Have you measured the impact on performance? I've tried to test using pystone, but am seeing more differences between runs than there is between python w/ the patch and w/o when there is no hook installed. The highest pystone is actually from the binary w/ the patch, which I don't really believe unless it's some low level code generation affect. The cost is one test of a global variable and then a switch to the branch that doesn't call the hooks. I'd be happy to try to come up with better numbers next week after I get home from pycon. John
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