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Author pitrou
Recipients Ashish Sadanandan, pitrou
Date 2015-03-08.01:05:39
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Your interpretation of PyUnicode_Check() is correct. I don't know why your program fails but I would suggest some kind of compiler bug or incompatibility. You can find the definition of the unicode type in Objects/unicodeobject.c. There you'll find that Py_TPFLAGS_UNICODE_SUBCLASS is set in PyUnicode_Type's tp_flags.

(for the record, under Windows we only support builds made with MSVC)
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