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… at your earliest convenience asizeof.py and test_asizeof.py, both version 25.07.27 posted earlier

It's clear that I have some runaway dicts but I'm not sure how to find where they are defined

pip install pympler

Hi Berwyn, I was about to suggest that. Glad it solved the problem. Good luck with the profiling.

Sorry, for being AWOL for so long. I have been swamped with other projects and other issues. I will

Hi Ludwig. Many thanks for the good summary of the status quo. I agree with you in many points. So in

That is the way yo go, no question. /Jean On Tue, Sep 8, 2009 at 8:16 AM, Robert Schuppenies <

Hi Robert, Robert Schuppenies wrote on 26.08.2009 04:00: > Looking closer, I think what you see

Hi Jean. I was having a really hard time coming up with tests for asizeof. It was a beast to me,

I was just going through the tests and found that the assert statement is used quite often in favor

I just checked in the changes to get muppy py3k ready. The test cases go green with one exception.

Here is my take on this. For sizing given objects, it makes no difference for asizeof, since only gc.

Thanks for your feedback! So Python 3.0 support and extended tests are considered mandatory and the

Hi guys. Hanging out on python-dev pays out :) See what was posted today below. If we can get access

Robert Schuppenies wrote on 10.01.2009 17:22: > Hi Ludwig. > > Up front, I really like the

I've been in contact with Martin and our problems with uploading the Python-zipped documentation

Hi Jean. I just saw that dict, set, and deque iterators now implement tp_traverse [1] which was

FYI, I created a "splitheapmonitor" branch and started to add a number of modules derived

Jean Brouwers wrote: > My idea was that the next Pympler release would support Python 3.0 and >

>> BTW: Ludwig, could you document the steps you took for generating >> and uploading the

Robert Schuppenies wrote on 17.12.2008 11:24: > How do we handle applied changes to a release

Separate emails is better, especially for follow-up. /Jean On Tue, Dec 16, 2008 at 10:56 AM, Robert

Let's do that for the next release (0.2 or 0.1.1). Ludwig Jean Brouwers wrote on 12.12.2008 19:13

Hi guys, Now that all release-critical issues have been dealt with, I've created a branch and a

Python has been releasing new builds almost every week, lately. This week there were 2 so far and the

The code shown in tutorial.rst is not the final one. There was some discussion and the patch had to

Ah, ok. I thought these were already meant to be release tests. Ludwig Jean Brouwers wrote on 30.11.

This was nasty, indeed. I did not check what setup.py does when making or installing a distribution.

Committed. If all is well, remove ./doc/sphinx-build. /Jean On Wed, Nov 26, 2008 at 9:23 PM, Robert

Tried that and it works great! /Jean On Wed, Nov 26, 2008 at 5:16 AM, Robert Schuppenies <robert.