original_docstring: Stop using argument 'v'.  Must be called for each used argument.
          Warning: if an operation uses v1 and v2, and if v1 could be equal to
          v2, then calling release(v1) will also immediately release(v2)...
          The best is to call release() on all operands at once.
          
docstring: Stop using argument 'v'.  Must be called for each used argument.
  Warning: if an operation uses v1 and v2, and if v1 could be equal to
  v2, then calling release(v1) will also immediately release(v2)
  The best is to call release() on all operands at once.
docstring_tokens: Stop using argument ' v ' . Must be called for each used argument . Warning : if an operation uses v1 and v2 and if v1 could be equal to v2 then calling release ( v1 ) will also immediately release ( v2 ) The best is to call release () on all operands at once .
code: def release(self, v):
          """Stop using argument 'v'.  Must be called for each used argument.
          Warning: if an operation uses v1 and v2, and if v1 could be equal to
          v2, then calling release(v1) will also immediately release(v2)...
          The best is to call release() on all operands at once.
          """
          ok = self.lastuse(v) and v in self.vars_in_use
          if ok:
              self._no_longer_in_use(v)
          return ok
code_tokens: def release ( self , v ) : ok = self . lastuse ( v ) and v in self . vars_in_use if ok : self . _no_longer_in_use ( v ) return ok
short_docstring: Stop using argument 'v'.
short_docstring_tokens: Stop using argument ' v ' .
comment: """Stop using argument 'v'.  Must be called for each used argument.
          Warning: if an operation uses v1 and v2, and if v1 could be equal to
          v2, then calling release(v1) will also immediately release(v2)...
          The best is to call release() on all operands at once.
          """