What is PyInt_Fini?

[Tim Peters]

[Lexy Zhitenev]
> All I have found out it is something from C part of Python API and it is
> from Stackless.
>
> Actually I don't need detailed specifications, it's just curiosity. If the
> answer can't be short please mail me or give a link.

It's one of many "fini" routines called by Py_Finalize(), which shuts down
an interpreter.  PyInt_Fini releases storage that was allocated for Python
integer objects.  If you run Python with the -v flag, PyInt_Fini() is what
prints the line like this as you exit the interpreter:

    # cleanup ints: 4 unfreed ints in 4 out of 108 blocks

For more, read the source code.