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Python 3 reverses the order in which you must call Py_InitializeEx and PyEval_InitThreads. Since that log is in itself already a little nuanced, it is refactored into a function so that the reversal is more clear. At the same time, there's a lot of logic during Python initialization to save off a bunch of state and then restore it after initialization is complete. To express this more cleanly, it is refactored to an RAII-style pattern where state is saved off on acquisition and restored on release. llvm-svn: 250306 |
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