gh-145559: Re-export _Py_DumpTraceback and _Py_DumpTracebackThreads#145560
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Rather than exporting internal C API functions, I would prefer to promote them as public or PyUnstable functions. |
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Made them PyUnsafe_ functions. I believe that the mentions to them in the configure and emscripten files can just be deleted now that they'll be public. |
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…functions These functions stopped being exported in python#107215. However, they are the only way to print a Python stacktrace safely from a signal handler, making them very useful for extensions. Re-export them as PyUnstable functions.
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These functions stopped being exported in #107215. However, they are the only way to print a Python stacktrace safely from a signal handler, making them very useful for extensions. Re-export them.