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Author gregory.p.smith
Recipients amaury.forgeotdarc, dizzy, gregory.p.smith
Date 2010-12-30.17:31:41
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FWIW, the example pasted in the bug was the smallest one he could come up
with.  in reality we were never calling .__del__() explicitly. We ran into
the problem due to a __del__ method triggering a __getattr__ call and the
__getattr__ ending up in infinite recursion because an attribute it accessed
internally wasn't defined.  That particular bug was fixable by fixing the
__getattr__ to not depend on any instance attributes but it is still a
problem in Python for the interpreter to get into an infinite loop calling
the destructor in that case...
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