bpo-31217: Fix regrtest -R for small integer #3258
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Workaround a complex bug in regrtest when hunting reference leaks. Add a maybe_small_long() function to try to get int singletons to prevent false alarm on memory block leaks.
pitrou
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Sep 1, 2017
| # bpo-31217: On CPython, x_sub() of longobject.c doesn't try to use int | ||
| # singletons. Try to get singletons to prevent false alarms on memory block | ||
| # leaks. | ||
| return int(str(x)) |
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Rather than rely on small int singletons, I think an explicit pool would be less implementation-dependent.
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Abandonned in favor of the PR #3260. |
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Workaround a complex bug in regrtest when hunting reference leaks.
Add a maybe_small_long() function to try to get int singletons to
prevent false alarm on memory block leaks.
https://bugs.python.org/issue31217