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Can you also add a test that fails without this change?

@encukou I pushed a new test which without the fix would crash

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Oh, LLTRACE comes from a C define:

#define LLTRACE  1      /* Low-level trace feature */

LL as Low-Level, I see. It's just surprising that the constant is called ltrace with a single L :-)

@vstinner I was confused about this during the sprint too. Petr Viktorin who was sitting next to me didn't knew why this was written like this either.

So from what I understand the gist is that LLTRACE is the feature coming from Low Level Trace, but the global that you set in the console interpretor is __ltrace__ with just 1 lower-case L.