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Jeff Epler |
at Apr 23, 2004 at 11:37 am
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This indicates some kind of refcounting problem with interned strings.
(string_dealloc was called for a mortal interned string, but removal of
that string from the dict of interned strings failed for some reason)
If you can find a case where this happens without using third-party
modules like db2, you should file it as a bug on
http://sourceforge.net/projects/pythonI have never heard of this error before, so it must be uncommon/hard to
trigger or due to a module that few in the community use.
Interned strings were made mortal in Python 2.3, so this could be a 2.2
vs 2.3 incompatibility in some third-party module.
Jeff