bpo-43774: Remove --without-cycle-gc doc #25364
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The configure --without-cycle-gc option has been removed in Python 2.3 by the commit cccd1e7. It's now time to remove the last reference to it in the documentation.
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cc @nascheme @pablogsal @nanjekyejoannah @gvanrossum: bye bye the good old time when it was still possible to build (and use) Python without any kind of garbage collection :-) |
Good good, garbage collect everything |
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The configure --without-cycle-gc option has been removed in Python 2.3 by the commit cccd1e7. It's now time to remove the last reference to it in the documentation.
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The configure --without-cycle-gc option has been removed in Python
2.3 by the commit cccd1e7. It's now
time to remove the last reference to it in the documentation.
https://bugs.python.org/issue43774