Brett> [fix setup.py search order]
Brett> But should this be backported?
+1. Seems like a bug to me.
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I found out that the directories listed in $CPPFLAGS and $LDFLAGS were
being added in reverse order in setup.py. That meant having ``-I/foo
-I/bar`` was searching /bar first. I fixed setup.py in the trunk so
that the declared order if followed instead.
But should this be backported? It will change
Brett Cannon wrote:
> Anyway, to make the tutorial as useful as possible I need to worry
> about Windows users. But being an OS X/UNIX user, I don't know how to
> help these people. =) As or right now I am going to point them to the
> readme.txt file in PCbuild for build instructions. But I don't k
This year at PyCon, sprint coaches are giving tutorials up to three
hours long the night before sprinting starts. Being the sprint coach
on the core means that I get to be that person for the core. Here is
to hoping people wait for me for dinner that night.
Anyway, to make the tutorial as useful a
I was running the test suite today and I was getting a segfault in
test_sqlite. That seemed odd since I had not seen any issues on any
buildbots. And running the test independently was fine.
Noticing that sqlite 3.5.5 was recently available I had MacPorts
update. Unfortunately this didn't fix thin
Mark Dickinson wrote:
> Thank you: a very useful thread. From what little information I'm turning
> up on Google, it looks as though most of these devices---if they support
> floating-point at all---provide some reasonably close approximation to IEEE
> 754 floats (possibly emulated in software).
