[Python-Dev] Is core dump always a bug? Advice requested (original) (raw)
Greg Ewing greg at cosc.canterbury.ac.nz
Tue May 11 22:06:29 EDT 2004
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"Fred L. Drake, Jr." <fdrake at acm.org>:
No; if the bytecode verification is faster (I'd expect so), then you just need to verify the bytecode loaded from .pyc/.pyo files the same way new.code() and new.function() should.
Just a thought, but is statically verifying the bytecode even possible in principle? Seems to me it could be equivalent to the halting problem.
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