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> A nitpick: on OS X, the gdb script ends up being called:
>
> python.exe-gdb.py
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> Is this intentional? If it is, then I'll add this filename to the 
> svn:ignore property. (And also to make distclean, I guess. Is python-
> gdb.py currently deleted by a 'make distclean'?)
That was unexpected, but re-reading Makefile.pre.in I see where it's coming from. Please do add it to svn:ignore.
Looks like I forgot to add the removal of the file to the "distclean" target. Sorry about that. Presumably adding:
 -rm -f python*-gdb.py
should do the trick (as I understand it, if the glob fails to match, it will happily fail to "rm" the non-existant file named "python*-gdb.py").
Another nit I spotted: the buildbot is "unexpectedly" skipping test_gdb on Win32 (with "gdb not found in path"). Looking at _expectations in Lib/test/regrtest.py it strikes me that test_gdb is likely to be skipped on every configuration other than on "linux2") - should I wire that in with a decorator within test_gdb.py?
To my knowledge, OS X doesn't ship with gdb 7 - though presumably someone could build their own copy, linking with the system Python, and if so, the python.exe-gdb.py file would then be of use in debugging the freshly-built ./python.exe