Asgard Segfaults with Python 2.7

Unfortunately, there's more to this issue than linking. Python 2.7 introduces a non deterministic segfault. Here's how to reproduce:

1. Edit src/sconscript, changing all references from python2.6 to python2.7.
2. Edit src/console/Console.cpp changing include directive reference from python2.6 to python2.7.
3. Edit src/console/ConsolePython.h changing include directive reference from python2.6 to python2.7.
4. scons
5. ./asgard test.py

You'll now see that asgard will crash with a segfault non-deterministic-ally.

I'll put the above comment in more explicit steps:

$ bzr checkout lp:asgard

$ cd asgard

$ scons

(Run asgard: you should see that everything works OK)
$ ./asgard test.py

$ bzr patch python27.diff

$ scons

(Run asgard: you should see that asgard crashes with a segfault (though not every time the time))
$ ./asgard test.py

r98 does *not* fix the segfault.

Ubuntu 11.10 includes Python 2.6, so we have at least 6 more months as of 10/15/2011.

Determined that the 'Well Defined MVC' blueprint fixed this problem. Apparently the conflict was somehow with the now-removed Messaging System. We'll change the Python version to 2.7 after the trunk merge.