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gh-122417: Implement per-thread heap type refcounts #122418
gh-122417: Implement per-thread heap type refcounts #122418
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Immortal heap types are allowed.
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Immortal heap types are fine. They either go through the
Py_DECREF()
, which is a no-op, or do some unnecessary work with the per-thread refcounts, which is also fine.The assumption in the assert is that static types are immortal. We already assert that elsewhere (in
_Py_NewReference
).We could also write:
That seems a bit less robust to me in cases where the assumptions are violated, but also fine.
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Either works. I think they equivalent in terms of checking assumptions.