[pygtk] Strange crash issue on Windows w/ PyGTK, Cairo...

[CJ Kucera]

Good lord, I think I've finally tracked this down.  Turns out it's not a
PyGTK issue after all, but a zlib one.  Some of the data that my
application is loading is zlib-compressed, and I've been using
zlib.decompress() to load it in.  It turns out that for larger files, if
I don't specify "bufsize," the malloc()s that it's doing
behind-the-scenes are clobbering memory, which was leading to all the
real bizarre behavior I was seeing before.

Once I've got my wits about me, tomorrow, I'll put together a little
testcase and submit the bug to Python's tracker.

Thanks for the responses, etc!  Sorry to bug everyone with something
that turned out to be not a PyGTK issue after all...

-CJ

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