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garbage collection asserts failing #42202
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Modules/gcmodule.c:294: visit_reachable: Assertion Running Python 2.3.4 on Fedora Core 3 (2.6.11-1.35_FC3smp). When searching Google for this error, found following |
Logged In: YES This also fails in Python 2.4.1 on same system. |
Logged In: YES Usually this kind of error is caused by a bug in a 3rd party |
Logged In: YES Well, this isn't enough info to go on. For example, what FWIW, the most likely cause is bad C coding in a Python |
Logged In: YES Sorry, I realize it is not much to go on but I cannot currently Was hoping someone familiar with the gc routines might In the meantime, I will be trying to continue to reduce the But since the Google search turned up yum giving same error |
Logged In: YES I'm intimately familiar with the gc code, and I'm sure this It means some memory gc is staring at has an insane value, One possibility is that you're mixing a debug-build Python |
Logged In: YES Well, this gets even stranger. I am not running a debug I built 2.4.1 in a fresh directory by: The gcmodule was echo'd as being built this way: I am leaning toward psyco as being the culprit based on your I'm running the case with Tkinter, pyro, and psyco all not Thanks again, |
Logged In: YES This part of the command line you showed:
causes C's assert() macro to "expand to nothing". That's
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That said, I've seen very strange bugs triggered by psyco too, |
Logged In: YES Well, I have what appears to be a working solution: Use As for why the assert was triggering, I have my thoughts. Thanks. |
Logged In: YES munder, do you think this is still a bug or should it be closed? |
No response from the OP in the last 2 years. I'm closing this bug. |
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