> I had been approached to do the exact same thing, are you trying to
> back port the trunk version (2.6) or py3000?
I'm trying to backport from 2.6. It appears that the buffer stuff is
completely
new though (backported from Python 3.0).
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I'd like to try backporting the multiprocessing module to Python 2.4. My first
problem appears to be the reliance on a complete(?) rewrite of the buffer stuff.
Any clues about transforming this code would be much appreciated.
(Note: I'm backporting because the Python 2.6 version appears to be mu
> P.S.: If opening files on Linux is now to be semantically meaningful,
> then the documentation on that section also needs to change. Currently
> it appears to mean that it's a meaningless specification that will be
> ignored unless you happen to be using the MSWindows platform.
I just checked
> Given how long strftime has been around I think %f is fine. We may
> even influence the future of the C library. :-)
Patch for datetime (py3k only at this point, no tests either) here:
http://bugs.python.org/issue1158
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