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Bump up CPyCppyy to latest upstream status #73

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This adds multiple fixes, changes in behavior, and latest support.

Fixes one test with ubuntu-clang-repl

guitargeek and others added 27 commits January 20, 2025 10:53
This is to avoid compiler warnings, as usual.
Modified version of wlav@deb71ab to work with updated `pyval_from_enum` on  compiler research forks
This commit contains changes from wlav#38

No static `gPythonizations` variable to avoid static initialization
order fiasco. This avoids some crashes when using `TPython` in compiled
code.

This is necessary to make a newly suggested TPython multithreading unit
test work:
root-project/root#16427

Remove duplicate semicolons.
…m the pythonizations already does that (and in any case, the prior implementation set the lifeline the wrong way around, causing a leak)
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LGTM!

@aaronj0 aaronj0 merged commit bfa733a into compiler-research:master Jan 21, 2025
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