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mattip>
mgorny, tumbleweed: any luck with the 7.3.10rc ?
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tumbleweed>
(click on the green installed if you want to see build logs with the usual litany of test failures)
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tumbleweed>
now that 3.9 is out of beta, I assume this is the last release for 3.8?
* tumbleweed
jumped to the 3.9 branch
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mattip>
I haven't thought about announcing dropping 3.8, but it might make sense,
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mattip>
we should be looking toward 3.10, 3.11
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mattip>
about the debian builds: is the x32 failure expected?
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tumbleweed>
yeah, that's failed forever
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mattip>
ok. I think we should always add -fPIC to the compiler when building a shared library
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mattip>
done in 7f182174d1d7
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mattip>
interesting that test_compile.py", line 171, test_literals_with_leading_zeroes fails on py3.8, I thought I fixed that :(
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mgorny>
mattip: no issues here so far
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mgorny>
though admittedly it hasn't been a very busy weekend so far
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mattip>
for "eval('07h0')", pypy3.9 gives an error message
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mattip>
SyntaxError: invalid syntax. Perhaps you forgot a comma?
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mattip>
cpython gives the more helpful
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mattip>
SyntaxError: leading zeros in decimal integer literals are not permitted; use an 0o prefix for octal integers
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mattip>
(discovered when fixing parsing of "eval('000777e0')" which is valid syntax and gives 777.0
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quotemstr>
Is there a way to do "packed" structs with lltype.Struct?
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