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GH-127058: Make
PySequence_Tuple
safer and probably faster. #127758GH-127058: Make
PySequence_Tuple
safer and probably faster. #127758Changes from 2 commits
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I think the name
_PyList_AsTupleAndClear
might be confusing, because if you calledPy_CLEAR
on the list you wouldn't need to decref it.There was a problem hiding this comment.
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But if you called
PyList_Clear
on it, you would need toPy_DECREF
it.It is the list being cleared, not the variable holding a reference to it.
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If
_PyTuple_FromArraySteal
, do we still want to free the list items?There was a problem hiding this comment.
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Yes.
_PyTuple_FromArraySteal
steals the references, but doesn't do anything with the memoryThere was a problem hiding this comment.
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Typically it is passed a stack-allocated array, so it can't free it.
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Sorry, I meant if
_PyTuple_FromArraySteal
fails.There was a problem hiding this comment.
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Yes.
_PyTuple_FromArraySteal
consumes the all references regardless of whether it succeeds or fails.It would be a pain to use otherwise.