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gh-112175: Add
eval_breaker
toPyThreadState
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gh-112175: Add
eval_breaker
toPyThreadState
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Is this change intentional? Otherwise, should probably revert it.
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It was intentional: I removed the
_PyEval_SignalAsyncExc()
function and replaced the one call to it (which wasn't even in this file) with_Py_set_eval_breaker_bit(...)
. I tried removing the#include
and saw that a number of other functions frompycore_ceval.h
are still used.