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Current lsprof uses `gettimeofday` on non-Windows.
_PyTime_GetPerfCounter() is better time for profiling.
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* Is hashlib large, slow to import library? -- Yes.
* random module use hashlib only for specific (rare) use case? -- Yes.
* Does user of random module needs hashlib in most case? -- No. For example,
tmpfile user may not need hashlib.
I'm +1 on PR
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Or may I create a pull request for your patch?
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I think these ABI incompatible options are used many people.
But it is helpful to find extensions which using legacy APIs before Python 3.10
is released.
I had found ujson and MarkupSafe used legacy APIs. I fixed MarkupSafe.
I don't care ujson because
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gcc is not compiler, but linker when `-o python`.
So LDFLAGS is used instead of CFLAGS.
I don't think we can document and maintain all configure & make behavior.
I'm +1 on close this.
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> File "library/unittest.mock-examples.rst", line ?, in default
> Failed example:
> m.one().two().three()
> Expected:
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> Got:
> obj dead or exiting
>
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>
> Right, but why did it start to fail since yesterday?
Is it an error start to fail since yesterday?
As far as reading your first report, this is happen only in your local
environment.
> > Y
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> See the beginning of my first message, the doctest prevents me to merge a PR.
You did not show travis build link which failed other than "obj dead or
exiting" error.
Don't all other errors happened only on your environment? If no, plea
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> Really? When I click on https://travis-ci.org/python/cpython/jobs/518572326
> (the second link of my first message), I still see:
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> """
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https://travis-ci.org/python/cpython/jobs/518656385
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I'm using Mojave. I don't have regression.
$ /usr/local/bin/python2 x.py # Homebrew python@2
1.681729
$ /usr/bin/python x.py # System python2
1.891549
Could someone using High Sierra or Sierra test it?
x.py is test script in https://bugs.
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Homebrew checks compiler version too.
I don't think it's worth enough to add more code to avoid this trouble.
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I close this issue because Reversible ABC was added.
It's sad that Sequnce.__reversed__ is just makes reversed() slow without any
benefit.
But removing it without breaking backward compatibility is not easy for now.
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It was not backported to 3.7 yet.
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Is this issue still alive?
May I close this issue as "out of date"?
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node.js default threadpool size is 4 regardless number of cores.
https://nodejs.org/api/cli.html#cli_uv_threadpool_size_size
Since we has GIL, I think fixed-size pool is better idea.
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bpo-35734: ipaddress: remove unused methods (GH-11591)
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* rubenvb is not maintained.
* https://forums.embarcadero.com/message.jspa?messageID=581594 is dead link.
* When PY_SSIZE_T is not defined, we use intptr_t, not int.
Original issue report doesn't make sense to me.
But we can't confirm
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fixed by #30863
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Now PyGC_Head is 16byte on 64bit platform.
Maybe, should we just change obmalloc in Python 3.8?
How about 32bit platforms?
What can we do for Python 3.7 and 2.7?
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13 years past from this proposed. Is this still good feature for Python?
Personally, I dislike adding more dynamic flexibility to Python name space.
Python is very dynamic language, and it made difficult to make Python faster.
For example, PHP is not so
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There are some more aggressive ideas.
When Eric created C version of OrderedDict, he intended to use it
for PEP 468. Unlike pure Python implementation, PyDict_GetItem
returns value, not node of linked list.
But now, PEP 468 is implemented in regular dict.
How
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I am not owner of ipaddress module, so I don't know we should
support more form of masks.
On the other hand, IPv4Interface and IPv6Interface expose
netmask and hostmask attributes when address is not bytes or int.
These attributes are not documented. I a
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I had not noticed bpo-33374 changed Python 2.7.
I don't know why it caused segv only for Python 2.7.
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@Serhiy
> It the pure Python implementation PyDict_GetItem also
> returns value, not node of linked list.
I missed pure Python implementation used two dicts.
@Eric
> Please don't miss the fact that the main reason for mirroring the dict table
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I merged all cleanups.
I don't merge accepting any IP representations as mask, because I'm not expert
of this module.
At least, I don't want to pass prefix/netmask by something like
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> In 3.8, the union used to ensure alignment on a C double is gone.
Note that two uintptr_t is aligned 16bytes on 64bit platforms and 8bytes on
32bit platforms.
Python 3.7 is worse than 3.8.
It used "double dummy" to align by 8 bytes, not 16 byt
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Can we add "const"? If we can, it can avoid allocating and copying several KBs.
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$ size python python-const
textdata bss dec hex filename
2980860 448880 131672 3561412 3657c4 python
3185372 244464 131664 3561500 36581c python-const
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textio uses list of textio for internal buffering. There are two inefficiency:
* When textio is line buffered and all written strings are line (it's very
common), list object is allocated and freed.
* We convert texts into bytes, and call b&#
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Memory allocation pattern is:
alloc 24 # float
alloc 24
alloc 24
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This cause some sort of fragmentation. Some pools in arenas are unused.
This prevents pymalloc to return
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I confirmed this fragmentation is caused by memo in Unpickler.
Pickler memos "reduce"-ed tuples while it is just a temporary object.
I am not sure that this behavior is good.
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It's implementation detail of abc. I don't want expose it in public.
(Note that we maintain pure Python version of abc module too.)
Why you need it in types module?
I don't think all types exposed via types module. Only useful types sho
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extended types. I needed ABCData there
I still don't understand why you need _abc_data.
> Isn't types module exposing some types that are implementation detail su
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> class and typing. Currently there are 2 ways, i need to create a dummy abc
> and put type() calls everywhere or i need to set a constant to my module and
> _ab
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"Could you elaborate?"
Unless clear use cases, I'm strong -1 on adding it in typing module.
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I removed total_size() because it creates some garbages.
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