Context creation with global object issue

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While porting a project of mine from PyV8 to v8py I experienced an issue with passing the Context a global object (in my case this is the global object https://github.com/buffer/thug/blob/master/thug/DOM/Window.py#L66).

The code which causes the crash is as simple as

_ctxt = v8py.Context(self)

(the context initialization is performed within the same global object).

Following the crash dump I get on Mac OS X but I got a similar trace on Linux as well.

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Thread 0 Crashed:: Dispatch queue: com.apple.main-thread 0 _v8py.so 0x000000010e8194d5 v8::internal::(anonymous namespace)::ProbeInstantiationsCache(v8::internal::Isolate, int) + 37 (atomicops_internals_portable.h:161) 1 _v8py.so 0x000000010e816d36 v8::internal::(anonymous namespace)::InstantiateFunction(v8::internal::Isolate, v8::internal::Handle, v8::internal::Handle) + 70 (handles.h:220) 2 _v8py.so 0x000000010e816cab v8::internal::ApiNatives::InstantiateFunction(v8::internal::Handle) + 75 (api-natives.cc:23) 3 _v8py.so 0x000000010e7fbab2 v8::FunctionTemplate::GetFunction(v8::Local) + 322 (handles.h:200) 4 _v8py.so 0x000000010e72231b py_class_get_constructor(py_class, v8::Local) + 76 (pyclass.cpp:257) 5 _v8py.so 0x000000010e71f63d js_from_py(_object, v8::Local) + 1115 (v8.h:915) 6 _v8py.so 0x000000010e722249 add_to_template(_object, _object, _object, v8::Local) + 705 (pyclass.cpp:241) 7 _v8py.so 0x000000010e721f53 add_class_to_template(_object, v8::Local) + 155 (pyclass.cpp:179) 8 _v8py.so 0x000000010e721afa py_class_new(_object) + 230 (pyclass.cpp:88) 9 _v8py.so 0x000000010e7219e7 py_class_to_template(_object) + 68 (pyclass.cpp:38) 10 _v8py.so 0x000000010e71e7c3 context_new(_typeobject, _object, _object*) + 287 (context.cpp:80)

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This works fine for me:

import v8py
class Glob:
    def __init__(self, foo='bar'):
        self.ctx = v8py.Context(self)
    def foo(self):
        return 2
Glob()

Can you please create a minimal repo case?

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Your example works fine here too. Still trying to figure out what's the reason behind that misbehaviour. I will be traveling in the next days but I'll try to create a a case as soon as I can.

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The bug appears to happen when a class has another class as a member. Minimal repro:

import v8py
class Global:
    class Inner:
        pass
v8py.context(Global())

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The easiest workaround would be to put @v8py.hidden on the inner class.

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