<cfbolz>
mattip: the audit events are explicitly mentioned as implementation specific
<cfbolz>
So we can do as many or as few as we like
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<mattip>
cfbolz: +1
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<ctismer>
Does somebody use a Mac here? I would like to build some preview wheels for PyPySide.
<ctismer>
(Could also use virtual windows, but its kinda pain)
<cfbolz>
ctismer: fijal (and mattip owns one)
<ctismer>
cfbolz: thanks. I need to show the current status. It is already in the main branch, but the last show-stoppers don’t vanish.
<mattip>
ctismer: dm me a ssh public key
<mattip>
or provide a script I can run
<ctismer>
mattip: not a wheel? It contains everything, also Qt itself.
<ctismer>
so there is no license fiddling
<mattip>
ahh, I thought you want me to build the wheel. So give me a link and directions how to test it
<ctismer>
Yes, I’ll prepare everything. Should I also do an lldebug build?
<mattip>
no, I can do that if needed
<ctismer>
mattip: ok, will prepare sth. in a while. I need a few eyes, and explaining often helps :)
<mattip>
I can test linux64 as well if you want
<ctismer>
ATM I have Mac and a virtual Windows, only…
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<mattip>
there are 34 occurances of this error in the lib-python 3.9 tests
<mattip>
SystemError: blocks not properly nested in this bytecode
<mattip>
any thoughts?
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<ctismer>
mattip: sorry, I was held up, will send a snapshot, ASAP.
<ctismer>
mattip: There is `PyCFunction` defined in PyPy. Is that something real? I am wondering what my own `PyCFunction`\s are. They are implemented in C.
<mattip>
ctismer: yes, there is an implementation of PyCFunction in PyPy.
<krono>
before I dumb-code again, is there already a more general `inline_small_list` that unboxes beyond 2 fields?
<ctismer>
mattip: But is this the PyCFunction that I create in C code? I believe not
<ctismer>
mattip: the PyCFunction_Check is never true.
<ctismer>
and there I am breaking my ears, currently
<mattip>
ctismer: there are tests in pypy that prove PyCFunction_Check is true in at least some cases
<ctismer>
mattip: With my C created CFunctions, this is always false. Hunting on...
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<mattip>
did you use PyCFunction_New() ?
<ctismer>
mattip: yes
<mattip>
hmm, I don't see any tests for that function
<ctismer>
mattip: I think it creates something with tp_name == "method", which makes me wonder a little