Using python 2.5 beta 1 on Windows XP, and py2exe 0.6.5.

After packing and compressing a project via py2exe,
there's still an infinite recursion involving functions
getsourcefile, getmodule and getabsfile in module
inspect.py.

I was able to fix this infinite recursion by

1) changing the declaration of getabsfile & getmodule to:
def getabsfile(object, filename=None):
def getmodule(object, filename=None):

2) including the "filename" parameter in all calls to
getabsfile inside of function getmodule.

3) having getabsfile return the absolute and normalized
filename if not null.

Perhaps this change helps to clean up the 'ugliness'
introduced in version 45822.

Kind regards,
Don Quijote 

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Phillip any comments?

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Fixed in revision 50526.

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I tried pje's Revision 50526 and this still causes infinite recursion with:

>>> inspect.getmodule(compile('a=10','','single'))

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Confirmed this is bad: 
inspect.getmodule(compile('a=10','','single'))

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A possible simple fix:
In function getabsfile(), test _filename explicitly with:
...abspath(_filename is not None or getsourcefile...

In your case, _filename is ''. This is the value returned
from getfile(), when using attribute .co_filename from the
code object.

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Added a test for the new issue and fixed in revision 50719.