Hang in embedded Python (Windows) app

[Owen F. Ransen]

In simpler terms: does PyRun_SimpleFile crash?

On Mon, 5 Mar 2001 23:08:11 -0800, "Dave Fassett" <dfassett at cts.com>
wrote:

>I'm writing a Windows app with an embedded Python interpreter. I have the
>stdio output going to my own window and I've made a few working custom
>object in C that I can use from scripts. My problem is the system will hang
>when running the script, and if I break in the debugger it's inside of NT,
>with no real stack trace present. This happens when I run my script
>repeatedly - and always when I sit on the accelerator key that runs the
>current script (i.e., repeating the script as fast as possible). Even the
>simplest script that uses no custom objects will hang (such as "for p in
>range(1,10):
> print p" - which doesn't hang if I repeat it slowly), so it's not anything
>about reference counts or using custom objects incorrectly. I've compiled
>Python 2.0 under Windows using VC++ 6.0 using threads. This is a real
>showstopper, so any help would be greatly appreciated!
>
>Dave
>
>

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