There is a small issue with the parsing code in SIP. I get a parse
error whenever a %MethodCode section contains a %, such as a printf()
format string.
My workaround right now is to use something like this...
const char fmt[] = { 37, '0', '4', 'd', 37, '0', '2', 'd', 37, '0',
'2', 'd', 0 };
Jame
Phil Thompson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> I think I have found another memory leak. When you create cycles with
>> QObjects they aren't collected. This doesn't happen with pure python
>> objects (as expected), but in that case I have found an strange behaviour
>> when you set the gc.DEBUG_SAVEAL
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I have assembled a package installer of the latest version (3.7) of
Eric3, the Python IDE written in PyQt, for Mac OS X.
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