[Python-Dev] Better module shutdown procedure
Neil Schemenauer
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Thu Oct 15 01:49:04 CEST 2009
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Antoine Pitrou <solipsis at pitrou.net> wrote: > Have you tried to remove the various hacks/workarounds in the > stdlib that currently avoid module finalization problems? Good idea. These hacks are the best argument for applying the change, IMHO. I made a quick review of Lib modules using __del__: tarfile: looks not safe tempfile: goes through elaborate motions to avoid globals threading: yikes, I didn't attempt to decypher this one shelve: probably not safe dumbdb: avoids globals, easy to remove hacks _pyio: try/except can be removed (hopefully) urllib: avoids globals, easy to remove hacks Will try to cook up a patch in my copious free time. Neil
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