[WIP] bpo-36301: Add _Py_PreInitialize() function #12351
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* Add _PyRuntimeState.preconfig field. _PyPreConfig_Write() now writes the applied pre-configuration into _PyRuntimeState.preconfig. * Add _Py_PreInitialize() and _Py_PreInitializeFromPreConfig() functions * _PyCoreConfig_Read() now calls _Py_PreInitialize() to ensure that Python is pre-configured. It reads the pre-configuration from _PyRuntime.
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I'm not sure about this change. I experimented a different implementation in local branches. I need more time to think about the overall API and how it is supposed to work. |
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This PR combines too many changes. I wrote PR #12457 which is shorter and so less risky. |
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Add also _PyRuntimeState.preconfig field. _PyPreConfig_Write() now
writes the applied pre-configuration into _PyRuntimeState.preconfig.
https://bugs.python.org/issue36301