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In C++, Py_INCREF() and Py_DECREF() are now implemented as function calls. Moreover, in C++, PyObject.ob_refcnt type is just Py_ssize_t: don't use an anonymous union to avoid compiler warnings (anonymous unions were added to C11).
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C compiler configured for C99 in pedantic mode also emits a compiler warning (which may be treated as error) in Include/object.h because of the PyObject.ob_refcnt anonymous union: #105059 (comment) |
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In C++, Py_INCREF() and Py_DECREF() are now implemented as function calls. Moreover, in C++, PyObject.ob_refcnt type is just Py_ssize_t: don't use an anonymous union to avoid compiler warnings (anonymous unions were added to C11).