On 25 March 2015 at 08:05, Maciej Fijalkowski <fijall at gmail.com> wrote: > Linux crashes. The mechanism for detecting the number of arguments is > only available on windows (note that this is a band-aid anyway, since > if your arguments are of the wrong kind you segfault anyway). We do > have two copies of libffi one for windows one for unix anyway, don't > we? Yes, this is in relation to looking at whether we can just use the upstream libffi directly on Windows. It looks like we guarantee a ValueError for the wrong number of arguments on Windows and upstream libffi doesn't give a way to detect that, so there may be a backward compatibility issue in doing so. Thanks for checking for me. Paul
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