New submission from Krauzi :
Hi guys,
i recently found out that PyObject_Print is not working with Visual Studio 2010:
#include
#include
int main( int argc, char** argv )
{
Py_Initialize();
PyObject_Print( PyUnicode_FromString("test"), stdout, Py_PRINT_RAW );
P
Krauzi added the comment:
i used the one from python.org.
I cant build python with VC2010 because it cant convert the project from VC2008
to VC2010.
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New submission from Krauzi :
In the docs there is written:
"PyObject_CallObject() is “reference-count-neutral” with respect to its
arguments."
This is not correct. Its only reference-count neutral if the call was
SUCCESSFUL otherwise the argument is INCREFED!
Can anyone confirm thi
Krauzi added the comment:
a i think i expressed the problem false. The problem is that the arg (which is
a tuple here) is correctly decremented and thus the reference counts are OK.
BUT: The objects INSIDE the tuple are NOT correctly decremented. This is the
code i've used:
C++ Program:
New submission from Krauzi :
Hi guys, i think this is a bug and Matt from h...@python.org suggested me to
report it here:
I attached a sample project where the memory leak occurs.I created a sample
project where the memory leak occurs.
It's a visual studio 2008 project and uses windows th
Krauzi added the comment:
i think the PyObject_Call* is the problem because when i comment it out, i do
not longer get leaks. The arguments are also correctly decremented because i
also can use NULL as argument and i get the same mem leaks like before
Krauzi added the comment:
kay updated the code. Please use this:
http://paste.pocoo.org/show/200484/
smaller code but problem still the same.
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Changes by Krauzi :
Removed file: http://bugs.python.org/file16868/Python Bug.zip
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Krauzi added the comment:
oh no then it's a windows bug. Now i understand why many devs use linux instead
of windows..
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Krauzi added the comment:
ah no you misunderstood me. Please add a system("pause") and a system("pause")
at the beginning of the while(1)-loop and one at the end. Then compare the
memory usage of the program at the beginning (lets say it's 2,6 MB) with the
usage at
New submission from Krauzi :
Hi guys i have a big problem with my code:
PyModule_Create doesnt add any methods to the module (all methods are correctly
added to the PyMethodDef structure respective the PyModuleDef).
With python 2.6.5 everything works well (Py_InitModule used instead of
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