On Thu, Jun 24, 2010 at 3:34 AM, Jeff Senn <[email protected]> wrote: > Now that Python 2.7 is imminent... is there a plan to merge in for Stackless > 2.7?
In due course. To quote an email Kristjan sent: """ I have updated stackless/trunk to be in line with revision 81971 of python/trunk. This was quite a bit of work, since a lot has changed in python/trunk, including whitespace. It all workse now, (stackless tests, that is) except for one thing: A test in test_pickle fails, because it fails to correctly pickle a cell object It ends up trying to pickle the __main__.TestConcretePickledTasklets class, not by global name but by picling its contents. It eventually fails when it is pickling a module dictionary that contains a file object. This module dictionary is for some reason not found in the module dictionary id mapping in pricklepit.c. Anyway, that is probably not the reason and we need to find out why the class is being pickled, and if everything is happening as expected. """ If the release is to be made in a timely fashion, this needs to be fixed first (in addition to any other problems arising from the merge). I currently have other obligations, so it is unlikely I will be looking into it any time soon. So it either depends on Christian, Kristjan or someone else stepping forward and digging into it for now. Cheers, Richard. Richard. _______________________________________________ Stackless mailing list [email protected] http://www.stackless.com/mailman/listinfo/stackless
