<cfbolz>
mattip: test_enumerate and test_range now crash it seems
<mattip>
fixing
<mattip>
thanks
<cfbolz>
test_ztranslation in posix is on me I think
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<fijal>
hm, do we have any ideas whether we like c99 or not?
<fijal>
I can probably make us emit c99 code, not sure if that's the part of m1 work or not, but if we do that, I would do so
<mattip>
MSVC is the problematic child, it supports most of c99 but not all
<mattip>
we have definitely moved past vs2008, now we are using vs2019
<fijal>
we don't need to emit ALL c99
<fijal>
current problem is implicit declaration of functions (we really should not do that)
<cfbolz>
fijal: ugh, yes, that should just be fixed
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<rouilj2>
Hello. I am one of the developers of the Roundup Issue Tracker. Its written in Python and I thought I'd try it under PyPy. However a third party library it needs uses the symtable module. 'import symtable' fails with "ModuleNotFoundError: No module named '_symtable'". This is with PyPy Python 3.7.12 (44db26267d0a, Oct 24 2021, 14:21:50) [PyPy 7.3.7 with GCC 7.3.1 20180303 (Red Hat 7.3.1-5)]. Any idea how I fix this or is it unfixabl
<cfbolz>
rouilj2: hi!
<cfbolz>
rouilj2: which library is that, out of curiosity?
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<rouilj2>
it's an older version of zope.
<rouilj2>
modified.
<cfbolz>
rouilj2: ok
<cfbolz>
rouilj2: open an issue. it's possible to implement this module, I suppose
<rouilj2>
PythonExpr.py to be exact. You can embed python code in templates. The library hands the python code off to the python interpreter for evaluation then pulls the results back via symtable it looks like.
<rouilj2>
Will do.
<cfbolz>
rouilj2: cool :-)
<krono>
fijal: I personally think c99 is a more sane set of C rules. There are some funky ones, but nobody needs to use them