er watches
for consistency of the first two; consistency of the others is a manual
process, and thus error-prone.
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> It sounds more like the PEP should list these three categories and
> tell developers that they need to inspect their code for instances of
> them and fix them in the appropriate way. Perhaps with an example of
> each.
+1; I will do that.
Reg
These replace
intargfunc
intintargfunc
intobjargproc
intintobjargproc
inquiry (partial)
getreadbufferproc
getwritebufferproc
getsegcountproc
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should start with c:\program files\vsextcompiler.
Please let me know whether that works.
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ermine installation directory of Microsoft SDK.
>
> Guess I'll install the 2003 SP1 SDK on the first machine and try it there.
No. I thought I had released that version of vsextcomp... MS changed the
registry keys to locate the SDK, and vsextc
M.-A. Lemburg wrote:
> Would it be possible to redirect these buildbot messages to the
> python-checkins or a separate python-buildbot list ?
Sure. They are sent to python-dev, because I think Tim Peters
wanted them here.
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I have been looking into the (seemingly random) test_popen2
failures today, and found that it fails when the tests
are run in the order given in the subject.
Here is what happens:
- test_quopri uses os.popen2, which in turn creates a popen2.Popen3
object. It processes stdin/stdout, but never ca
k, I changed the address to python-checkins. It might take some delay
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want to wait on; _cleanup should also clean out objects that already
have been waited on. So my proposal is that Popen3 objects should be
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way, although I would prefer to see an
actual, current use case for PySet_Next, rather than theoretical,
made-up examples. I don't expect to use Python sets in C code at all,
personally.
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fetching the results from the buildbot slave isn't really supported.
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the module scope
so it is only executed once. Otherwise the same search function is
repeated added to the codec search path when regrtest is run with -R
and leaks are reported.
:-)
Applying it gets the number of leaked references down to 1.
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Fix a few more ref leaks. Backport candidate
Only codecs.c backported, so this is what I did.
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> When you assign a bug/patch to me, somehow SourceForge doesn't send me
> an email. (Is this understood behavior? Can it be changed?)
I believe it broke at some point, I'm pretty certain it used to work.
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> Martin> work.
>
> I would expect that if it broke for Guido it broke for everybody. While we
> consider him to be the BDFL I suspect the accolades are lost on t
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Python synchronized with the separate release.
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work (e.g. conversion of the documentation could be done by a different
contributor).
However, the release schedule for 2.5 should not change because of that.
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> VS2003, but I don't have enough experience with the Python build process
> to not make stupid mistakes here.
I could create the VC project file if desired.
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> In particular, I would then synchronize changes that have proven stable
> in the standalone release to the Python core sqlite module. I think this
> is how Barry does it with the email module, too.
Sounds all fine to me.
Regard
e release process, adding more libraries
to the already-large list of new libraries for 2.5. Choice of naming
things is ad-hoc, but gets cast in stone by the release; likewise,
choice of specific SQL library might inhibit addition of different
libraries later.
I'm sure people will add
Raymond Hettinger wrote:
> Yes, _PySet_Next() is a good compromise for you and me -- it saves you from
> writing a hack and saves my API from including a bug factory. The only issue
> is
> that Martin thinks it to be a crummy idea.
If it makes everyone happy, I shouldn't
u don't have write access to the ctypes CVS, you should report
that (with a patch) to sf.net/projects/ctypes. Thomas will then decide
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(*) I believe you use some #pragma for that in C99; before, there might
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so the buildbot slave admin doesn't need to do anything here. This
also has some 4.4.20 patches already applied.
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>>> xml.dom.minidom?
>> given the horror of _xmlplus/xmlcore and whatnot, I'd be hesitant to
>> use the xml package as an example of _anything_
>
> which reminds me -- is that issue still open ? martin? fred?
It still is. I wonder whether
mail...
The problem is that now PyXML is no longer maintainable (not that it
has been maintained very well, though): The files that used to be
identical in PyXML and Python no longer are identical, so keeping
them synchronized adds unreasonable maintenance costs
th either negative or very large Py_UNICODE
elements.
- if the answer to the last question is no (i.e. if it is intentional
that a unicode object can contain arbitrary Py_UNICODE values): should
Python then guarantee that Py_UNICODE is an unsigned type?
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id "I make trac happen". Without
somebody (specific) saying that, all technical arguments in favour
of that software are futile.
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why it crashes? (and what
is the buildvalue call it crashes on)?
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szCSDVersion is (e.g. by putting a printf right before that)?
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ll* have to set this
up, manage to import the data, manage accounts, manage to make it
known etc. The actual hardware to run it on is the least of my
concerns - xs4all provides that very nicely. I don't see anything
that could be saved by moving things from xs4all to pyth
case. Test data would be available; somebody
would need to import them.
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Martin Blais wrote:
> What is the process for upgrading the stdlib version of optparse?
Very simple: the author of the library would have to contribute it.
Actually, if the changes where contributed by Optik contributors, they
would have to contribute them to Python.
> Are there any pl
Georg Brandl wrote:
> for the Bug Day, someone asked me if there is a prebuilt trunk
> for Windows available somewhere so that he could participate.
>
> Martin: I read you've built for a snapshot AMD64, is there one for x86 too?
Not at the moment, and I might not have time to
e3.DLL by a simple download from in
>> case of emergency
>
> +1 and thanks from a Windows user
This binary depends on msvcrt.dll. Does anybody know whether this could
cause a problem? IOW, is any of the forbidden API used across the DLL
boundary (in partic
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>> for Windows available somewhere so that he could participate.
>>
>> Martin: I read you've built for a snapshot AMD64, is there one for x86 too?
>
> If someone can explain w
ed indicated he has something in mind, but hasn't been forthcoming
over the past few months.
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> For gcc we _could_ solve it in the obvious way, which I guess Martin
> was hoping to avoid: change Unixish config to detect whether the
> platform C supports the "z" format modifier (I believe gcc does), and
> if so arrange to stick
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> #define PY
be done).
My impression of of python-hosting is that they provide the
machine, and the initial setup. Then you are mostly on your
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So in short: are you willing to write documentation for this?
The rationale section could either go into the urllib documentation
(pointing out that particular problem, and referring to urilib
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ade a snapshot a few days ago.
The "backchannel access to SF data" was actually someone different:
he experimented with the existing export, confirmed the problem,
promised to talk to Paul Moore about that, and referred us to
the other XML exporter as a w
see three options:
1. rename sqlite3 again
2. link sqlite3 statically into _sqlite3.pyd
3. stop treating .DLL files as extension modules
I'm actually leaning towards option 3: what is the rationale
for allowing Python extension modules to be named .DLL?
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provide the COM entry points, and
find the location of pythoncom.pyd from the registry. I would discourage
people from providing additional entry points to an extension module.
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might be NULL. So I fixed all that (I hope).
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ave to find out whether Python is wrong for changing it, or
the application is wrong for expecting things to behave exactly
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Ok - it's not that I dislike it. It would be technically feasible.
It would be some effort to implement. However, I would expect that
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> And so I could. test_banana.CananaTestCase.testCrashNegativeLong
> crashes, because it calls PyString_AsStringAndSize() with an int-ptr as
> second argument (an adjacent ptr variable becomes garbage.) That's
> certainly a problem with the Py_ssize_t chang
ctually, it *only* affects s#, z#, t#. "l" will always go along with
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*lot* of API
> duplication), we could add a #warning for every use of the old API
> calls, so everyone sees it, even on 32-bit platforms.
How would you do that? You could trigger a linker warning on platforms
that support that, but that would be different from #warning - I doub
s atleast 4-aligned
on all platforms we support.
OTOH, using these bits would break existing code.
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that the dialogs get forcefully closed when the window station get
closed.
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That's just an oversight; I just added it.
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ave Python binaries for each release
available on each slave.
Unfortunately, there can't be a guarantee that the slaves are idle.
Several of them fulfill some primary function for whoever contributed
the slave installation (I know *my* Solaris mach
ckported branch patches nearly simultaneously
(which is fine, of course - the machines just have to cater with that).
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So you think char is unsigned on ppc debian? I would find that
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> might be. I've assigned it to Martin, as the owner of the MSI files,
> but if someone else is better placed to check it out, please do. I'm
> happy to run tests, or whatever to help locate the issue, but I don't
>
27;t first clear to me what "each buildslave gets its own lock"; I
assumed it was my job to create a lock for each buildslave. I only then
found out that a SlaveLock is always per slave (unlike a master lock,
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>...
>A(P(_("Click here to forget"), href="...
>...
I assume that this should be
P(A(_("Click here to forget"), href="...
instead (i.e. href is a parameter to A, not to P)
>
> (In my example, I built a library
Martin Blais wrote:
>> P(a("Click here to forget", href="...
>
> No. That's not going to work: pygettext needs to be able to extract
> the string for the catalogs. No markup, no extraction. (This is how
> you enter strings that are not meant to be translated
Peter Åstrand wrote:
> In case I should do some subprocess work, I need svn write access. I've
> read section 1.2.8 in the FAQ, but to who should I send my SSH key?
Yes, please send it to me, along with the preferred spelling of your
name (I'd assume peter.astrand).
s the AST doesn't change that often, this dummy commit would only
be rarely needed (and, as I suggested, only on the .h file).
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> I'm not sure all the cases are handled, but for those which aren't I
> can't see why I couldn't hack the pygettext parser to make it do what
> I want, e.g. is the case were the function contains multiple strings
> handled? ::
>
> P(
m misunderstanding, but I doubt that Anthony's touching the
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need to pop.
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LAPPED flag must be set
on a socket on NT 4.0 for non-blocking mode to work. This
shouldn't matter here, as the system is W2k, and because
we used the socket API to create the socket (right?).
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picking up the wrong
stdarg.h (the one of VS 2003), which would not work for AMD64.
I have corrected that in vsextcomp, but I will need to check a few
more things before releasing it.
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Modules/Setup, or building them through setup.py); adding more files
would increase confusion.
If you want additional files generated and installed, additional code
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> ;-)
I would have no concerns with breaking the VMS port. If it is broken,
we will either receive patches, or it stays broken.
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And yes, you are right - you haven't filed one, so far.
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> Can someone (Martin, Barry?) post this on python.org (I don't think
> this necessarily needs to be put into svn and I don't have any access
> but svn) so Fredrik can free up the space on his server?
Did I ever respond to that? I put the file on
ht
happy when it did get started.
If you want to ping people: sure; I can send you the list of forms
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> On Mon, 10 Apr 2006, "Martin v. Löwis" wrote:
>> I think I twice mailed everybody in Misc/ACKS. In principle, we want
>> to have agreements from everybody who ever contributed, so that we
>> can formally change the license (and so that it is cl
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> Is anybody else getting this?
I can't reproduce this, on Debian, gcc 4.0.3, trunk:45237.
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> I was going to be updating Modules/expat/... to Expat 2.0 relatively
> soon. Must I then go via the PyXML folks to do this update then or can I
> checkin to Python's SVN directly?
Please check in directly. I'm going to update PyXML some tim
, that's not real garbage, because
the next Py_Initialize'd interpreter will continue to allocate from
the arenas. But still, the actual objects that the modules hold
on to will not be reclaimed until the process terminates.
Please correct me if
o ahead
and weaken the promises in the documentation. Then it's not a bug
anymore that it leaks :-)
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P(o)).
Nobody but you seemed to know about its existence, and, given that
it is flawed, neither its definition nor its use belong into Python
(IMO, of course).
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ures might have nothing to with the changes, though: It appears
that some files are still left from earlier tests, and now the setUp
code fails because /tmp/dir already exists...
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his on a branch or available as a patch somewhere?
It's the trunk.
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ts, not sure if they are a problem)
Most of them are not, since most functions deal only with Unicode
characters, character names, and character numbers (which are below 2**21).
> 494:
> isize = PyUnicode_GET_SIZE(input);
This is a problem, though; I fixed it.
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