[3.12] gh-127902: Make sure extern "C" is closed when using Py_LIMITED_API#127904
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vstinner merged commit b184f48 into python:3.12 24 checks passed
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vstinner commented Dec 13, 2024
Merged, thank you! |
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This issue does not affect 3.13 or newer branches, so it is a direct fix in 3.12 branch, not a backport.
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extern "C"block is the inner-most like it is in Python 3.13, although the order of two#ifndefsis still different from 3.13 (but it does not matter).Fixes#127902.
extern "C"not closed in tracemalloc.h when using Py_LIMITED_API #127902