On 1/26/07, Michael Bayer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> doing away with the __del__() thing ?   what would we gain by
> removing the __del__() call ?

relying on it is buggy.  so why have it?

> i dont see how this issue is a problem in the practical sense, if you
> have a connection pool with a reasonable size and a little bit of
> overflow, how many stack trace structures are going to hang around
> indefinitely in memory ?

corner case bugs have a way of biting you.

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