Request for Python 1.6 or higher: catch infinite recursion before Windows does!
Fredrik Lundh
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Mon Mar 27 16:53:51 EST 2000
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Warren Postma <embed at geocities.com> wrote: > Result on Windows: > > Presumably this recurses a few hundred (thousand?) levels deep, then blows > up. > > The exception uknown software exception (0xc0000000fd) occurred int he > application at location 0x77fc9811. > > If you go into the debugger, you can learn that it's a stack overflow error > in ntdll.dll > > Is it possible for Python to put some kind of hard limit on recursion on > Windows, to catch Infinite recursions at some sane point that is always > before Windows does!? obviously -- this is fixed in 1.5.2+ (the current CVS version, at least when built with MSVC 5.0) </F>
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