disable_gc
Python context manager for temporarily disabling the garbage collector.
Reentrant, threadsafe, safe for use in asyncio, and prevents GC starvation.
Safe for use inside finalizers.
Usage
from disable_gc import disable_gc
with disable_gc:
a = 1 # Doing things with GC disabled
@disable_gc
def func():
a = 1 # GC disabled inside the function.
Notes
disable_gc does not and cannot monkey patch gc.enable(). Other threads enabling the gc in the background will leave it enabled until disable_gc is reentered once again.
Can be used as a reference for bpo-31356.
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