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Date 2002-08-16.15:04:13
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I think I'm less worried about PyFile_AsFile() than I am
about PyFile_WriteObject().  The latter is invoked by the
print statement.  It extracts the FILE* using
PyFile_AsFile() and proceeds to pass it to PyObject_Print().
 PyObject_Print() MUST hold the GIL, but since it has the
raw FILE* it MUST hold the file lock.  But you can't hold
both locks :-(.
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