the installer.
>
> Any clues?
Please take a look at msilib.set_arch_from_file. This takes an
executable file, determines the processor architecture, and then
sets both MSI type (the PID_TEMPLATE SummaryInformation field),
and the Win64 variable, which should cause all components to
become
> You mean using svnmerge? If so, see the dev FAQ:
> http://www.python.org/dev/faq/#how-do-i-merge-branches . If you are
> after something else then I don't know. =)
I think that's what I'm looking for.
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>
> If there's interest and I can get pointers to where the MSI files are
> built, I can look into patching it. I don't have a convenient 64-bit
> Windows machine around to test any changes, though.
You don't
nstalling things differently.
> using _winreg is (almost) like using the API directly.
> RegDisable[/Enable]ReflectionKey appears to let the 32bit process see the
> real keys - I'm not aware of how 64bit apps would enable that reflection,
> but it probably doesn't really matt
t back. Would the one at the
> following URL be the correct one to verify?
>
> http://www.python.org/ftp/python/2.5.1/python-2.5.1.amd64.msi
> (linked from http://www.python.org/download/)
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> if this is desirable for some other reason.
I found the same thing, and put a corrected installer at
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your dial-up machine?
I simply cannot imagine that all contributors have access to some
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is necessary IIUC).
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(A "component" in MSI is a group of files and registry keys that is
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>
>> I found the same thing, and put a corrected installer at
>>
>> http://www.dcl.hpi.uni-potsdam.de/home/loewis/python-2.5.1.amd64.msi
>
> Is there any intention to update the msi at python.org?
No. I would have to bump the version number for tha
Studio.
It's all in Tools/msi/msi.py. Just look for the other extensions;
the change should be fairly straight-forward.
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> I normally use monospaced fonts for Python, but in my
> Think Pascal days I wrote most of my Pascal in Geneva.
I had to read that sentence twice to understand that
you didn't actually go to Switzerland to write Pascal
(although this would have been very appropriate).
Rega
> Any hints how to debug it further?
You should run it under gdb, or attach to the interpreter
from gdb.
Could it be that you get a stack overflow? To my knowledge,
stack space is very scarce on FreeBSD if you use threads.
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what version of Python are you talking about? I can't find
_spawn_all in the sources of 2.5.x, or 2.6.
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> And why not in the upcoming 2.5 release as well?
It's changed there as well.
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> Please, update 'DEFAULT_REPOSITORY' in Lib/distutils/command/upload.py
> (py-2.6 and py3k-struni branches)
I did already, for 2.6, in r56543. For the other branches, this change
will propagate through merging.
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't help, you can ask on the Cygwin list also; to analyse
this further, ISTM one will need to debug the internals of cygwin.
One thing you could try is to add -v to the list of gcc options;
you can then see whether gcc is progressing correctly.
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> Martin, could you please verify if this change did not break the
> download counter?
Do you have reason to believe that it did? It should not have.
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ecide to break
__BSD_VISIBLE the same way it got "broken" in OpenBSD, so we
need to add their "official" feature selection macro once we
find out what that is). The same problem exists of course on many
other systems, but those solved the problem long ago (e.g.
_GNU_SOURCE - glibc, _
hy* you want to make all these changes, but if you so
desire...
This becoming part of Python? No way. It is intentional that
PyInt_AsLong returns long (why else would the function be called
this way?), and it is also intentional that the int type has
its internal representation as a long.
Li
a real pain. I must take it into
> account all the time when porting. I can only hope people stop using
> in favour of explicit sized types or types like size_t, intptr_t etc. I
> would love to see the damn thing obsolete.
You mean the long type?
H, since 2.5.1 already supports
them, another choice would be continue supporting them, in the same way
as they are supported in 2.5.1. Either solution would special-case
Unicode strings.
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> init attempts to run Tools/unicode/makeunicodedata.py have not
> been successful.
>
> I may be able to reverse engineer the mechanism enough to get
> the files off the Unicode site and run it, but I don't want to
> spend forever on it. Any clu
emember it took me some time to understand it as well, but now
I see that it does precisely what it needs to do, and precisely
in the way it needs to do that.
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de point, how do you determine whether it
is printing? If rendering it would generate black pixels on white
background?
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acter". I propose that this is best done with UTS#18,
in which you would write
[\P{C}] # or \P{Other}
If this is what you want, I'm all in favor of having it
implemented.
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uires it to be
> run in a particular directory. I can find nothing in any file
> even referring to this.
Yes, that's something you have to know. Put the files into the
root directory of the source tree, then run makeunicodedata.py
> And, of course, it SHOULD be possible to upgrade th
XT
>> )
>
> Then you DEFINITELY are using a non-standard set of files. That
> above was from the source of Python 2.5.1 that I have just downloaded.
I don't understand. Why does this follow? What should I read out
of the grep lines above, and why does my citing of a URL prov
actually print anything.
>
> Ah. It's not an ordinary English term. It's a computer language
> one, so I assumed that you would know it.
I know the term "printable character", which is what I read
in definitions of the isprint() routine. "printing character&qu
be how best to make a suitable proposal that, inter
> alia, includes changes that can't be made by the normal building
> mechanisms.
>
> And I still don't have a clue about that one.
You lost me somewhere. What are "chan
t release.
If you object to this plan, please speak up.
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still other files present in Doc, e.g.
from building the documentation
3. review any files left in Doc
4. rm -rf Doc
5. svn up
If you are certain there is nothing of interest in your sandbox
copy of Doc, you can start with step 4.
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No, it's to delete any files in this tree not under version control,
see step 2. If you had any such files, step 2 would abort with an
error message
svn: Konnte Verzeichnis »Doc« nicht hinzufügen: ein Objekt mit demselben
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is to be
removed (in 3.0, I presume).
> What others are there?
Potentially, code that checks whether the processor is alpha
might also be relevant - but that could also talk about other
systems (Linux or VMS).
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>
> Sorry, I was going by the Py3kDeprecated wiki page.
Hmm. Who wrote this page, and why? I would hope that a PEP has more
official status than a wiki page.
> Martin> Please also add code that makes the build
OS/2, AtheOS, BeOS), it
> appears there is such a person. It would be nice information to collect if
> not. (Maybe as a section of PEP 11?)
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That's somewhat limiting - you should be able to do connection
upgrades (e.g. SMTP STARTTLS, or HTTP Connection: Upgrade); with
that design, such usages would not be possible, no?
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Whatever you design, it will either be complicated to use or
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k correctly with the "with"
statement (bug #1586513).
(backport from rev. 52517)
> It seems like the delegation pattern does not mix well with context
> managers...
> Is there another solution?
> Or did I miss something obvious?
I think the obvious thing
cessary to find out who the authenticated user
is, to do authorization. Getting that as a pair (client dn, issuer dn)
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> I think there might already be a bug report about file not being
> thread-safe. (It could have also been socket, but I think Martin
> fixed a problem in socket a while ago.)
This was a different problem, though: the socket object contained
an address structure, which it didn't r
[second copy, since the first one apparently did not go through]
We are starting with the tracker conversion. Please stop using
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I think this will be fairly difficult to fix. Roundup doesn't have
a timezone database; it just applies the delta to the UTC time. We are
merely using roundup, instead of developing it.
See
http://sourceforge.net/tracker/index.php?func=detail&
el=1)
Ok. You seem to be claiming that the tarfile is incorrect in some
sense. Can you please point to some spec that says this is an incorrect
tarfile?
In any case, if you fix what you consider broken, you should do
it exactly the same way as GNU tar does it (assuming you consider
GNU tar fixed).
r. Point is, you should be able to untar any file
> 'safely'.
I see, you are asking for an option. If people want to have this option,
it should be added.
Then, of course, the question is what default it should take.
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> apt-get install openssl will fix that on those systems. on windows
> you're unlikely to ever have an openssl binary present and available to
> execute.
OTOH, having openssl(1) installed is not a prerequisite for Python
buildbots currently, and IMO shouldn't b
e result is unspecified if the socket has not been bound to a local
name.
However, Windows does not implement POSIX here; instead, it implements
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It would have been good if you had indicated what result you had
expected instead. I assume 0; to get 0, you have to write -(3/2)+3/2,
or 0-3/2+3/2.
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> So, the pre-commit hook is blocking me; how do I trouble-shoot this?
Run Tools/scripts/reindent.py Lib/ssl.py
Alternatively, run "reindent.py -drv .|grep ' changed'" to analyse your
entire sandbox.
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See http://bugs.python.org/issue1189216
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> Martin v. Löwis wrote:
>>> Do you know why? Thanks!
>> I'm not sure why precedence was defined that
>> way, though.
>>
>
> Because it is consistent with C's precedence rules.
Maybe I'm missing something - how exactly is
eof ( type-name )
unary-operator: one of
& * + - ~ !
So -3.41 is definitely two tokens in C.
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; not \2,
> \3 etc. or are they not escape sequences, but literal forward slashes.
They are octal escapes; this is a standard C construct. You need three
octal digits to build one character. So it's \222, not \2, and \310, not
\3. The integer values are 0222 and 0310, respectively
ade
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"silently".
So if you assign an issue to somebody but yourself, you
should leave a message also so that this person actually
learns about the assignment. Doing so is probably a good
idea, anyway, as you should explain why you did this
assignment.
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> At one time Guido mentioned adding a built-in product() function to
> cover some of the remaining use cases of the built-in reduce().
What is the use case for product()?
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If messages are entered through the web interface, they won't have these
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ones get displayed on the second level, appearing in reply to the
original message (or, rather, the youngest message with the same
subject - just as if the message mentioned in In-Reply-To has already
been deleted).
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good enough to run the Python test suite. For selected features of
the interpreter, there are specific tests, in particular test_capi.
The core of CPython (compiler, objects, builtins) is then tested
through Python code.
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> into the Python stdlib, and numpy refactored so that it
> builds on that. Then there wouldn't be duplication.
I think this requires a PEP, and explicit support from the
NumPy peopl
w(), then decref the list object.
>
> Is that correct?
Almost. It doesn't have to be a list - any iterable object would do.
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> Can someone confirm this and update the readme file in the PCbuild8
> directory? I don't yet have access to the repository.
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lsocket.getpeercert().
Conceptually, it should be a list (order *is* relevant). It can
then be debated whether the RDN can be represented as a dictionary;
my understanding is that the intention of RDNs is that the AttributeType
is unique within an RDN (but I may be wrong).
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>add_elementwise(src1, src2, dst, start, chunk, stride)
>
> where src1, src2 and dst are anything supporting the
> new buffer protocol. That should be sufficient to support
> something with a numpy-like API, I think.
This so
single Name. So I'll represent them as tuples, which will preserve
> the order in which they occur in the certificate, and make the value
> immutable.
Ok. I think this will still not support multi-valued RDNs properly, but
those are uncommon in PKI.
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at the attached certificates? How are they
represented? The DNs of these are structurally different, one being
/DC=org/DC=python/CN=foo/CN=bar and the other
/DC=org/DC=python/CN=foo2+CN=bar2
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ca1.crt
Description: application/x509-ca-cert
ca2.crt
Description: application/x509
ght want to know that this is actual build/test problem instead of
> some kind of issue with the internet connection here.
Thanks. You can discard any such dialogs - most likely, they really were
from the 3.0 branch, which is known to crash in bsddb.
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the normal case of single-valued RDNs.
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CN = x[0]
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Firefox claims the same order. To bad Verisign hasn't grasped
the concept of distinguished names :-(
Had they done it right, incorporationStateId, incorporationLocalityId,
streetAddress, localityName, postalCode would all have been in the
RDN with organizationName - they are all attribute
hat, feel free to. Covering
some of the most widely used extensions could be useful: subjectAltName,
key usage, extended key usage. If you set up a framework for that,
people will contribute others they like to see supported.
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Hmm. In this certificate, none of the extensions you report have been
marked critical; they are all non-critical.
Also, you are reporting the logotype (1.3.6.1.5.5.7.1.12) incorrectly;
it's defined in RFC 3709, and it's definitely not an empty string in
the certificate you've used.
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you have to decode it yourself if something you want is not decoded.
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If that still does not give insights, I usually try valgrind
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I just upgraded the buildbot master to 0.7.5. If you
see any problems, please let me know.
Neal: buildbot now supports reloading of configurations,
without interrupting builds. Try "buildbot reconfig" when
you make a change (certain changes would still require a
restart).
Regar
hatever your platform is as log as
it was built in this millenium).
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In general, anything that does not have /dev/[u]random;
older Solaris releases and HP-UX in particular.
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> Abort
> %
>
> This is on the trunk.
That's no surprise, I would say: it seems you link against TkAqua
(not X11 Tk); for that to work, you need a reference to WindowServer,
which won't be available when logged in through SSL.
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> error.
Python searches possible candidate locations of the standard library for
a landmark, see getpath.c; currently, the landmark is os.py.
If it doesn't find the landmark, it complains.
ixed over the years already.
I have a GCC patch which checks for correctness of ParseTuple
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> | In principle, it is possible to deal with these in ParseTuple.
> | To do so:
> | a) in configure.in, make a configure-time check to compute the
> |size of t
stable that
simultaneously ship in dozens of versions (i.e. with "releases" every
two hours or more often). After a bug fix is available, and some time
has passed, I'd rather reallow 4.6.x, and put something into README
about this bug.
Thanks for investigating it.
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> The Alpha/Tru64 buildbot seems to be having difficulty compiling
> the _ssl.c file. Looks like missing header files. Anyone know what
> the configuration of OpenSSL on that machine is like?
Neal Norwitz and Ralf Grosse-Kunstleve have access to that machine.
Regard
, it seems that people expect that thread support is
available on NetBSD. The list of expected skips does not mention
test_thread for 'netbsd3' (it only does so for 'sco_sv3' and 'riscos')
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6 above, also (obviously) 1.
> I've only started looking at the code recently, so please forgive my
> naivety. I'm still learning how the interpreter works on a high level,
> let alone all the nitty gritty details!
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There are probably more classes which I just forgot.
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n, except for their
reference count. In addition, they are objects, and Justin seems to
believe that things are easier if they are objects.
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Martin
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obably break quite some code.
As for the cached strings - it would be easy to make a global table
of these, e.g. calling them _PyS__init__, _PyS__add__, and so on.
These could be initialized at startup, simplifying the code that
uses them because they don&
> But this has been raised before, and was rejected as not worth the
> amount of work that would be required to achieve it.
In my understanding, there is an important difference between
"it was rejected", and "it was not do
getting into details: you do NOT have to lock
an object to modify its reference count. An atomic
increment/decrement operation is enough.
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Martin
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