Hi Antonio,
On Wed, Mar 29, 2006 at 11:12:03PM +0200, Antonio Cuni wrote:
The first doubt is about overflow-checked operations: I've noticed there
are a number of checked operations that can never fail due to their
semantic, such as int_lt_ovf or int_rshift_ovf: am I missing
something or
Hi,
I've spent last hours reading sources in the rpython directory, trying
to deeper understand how lltypesystem and ootypesystem work: I've
noticed that the low level representations of strings and lists are the
same in both typesystem.
My question is: is it a design choice or nobody has
Hi Antonio
Antonio Cuni wrote:
I've spent last hours reading sources in the rpython directory, trying
to deeper understand how lltypesystem and ootypesystem work: I've
noticed that the low level representations of strings and lists are the
same in both typesystem.
My question is: is it a
Hi friends,
I tried to get upat 6am, but didn't get my wakeup-call.
Sorry, I really tried. May I just emit this:
DONE: basic wrapping of RPython classes,one-way
NEXT: finalizing, wrapper caching, two-way interface
BLOCK: rtyping is hard to understand for special cases like this.
I'm
