instigate_team added the comment:
Ok, this can be considered as a future request as Ubuntu 9.10 not so common
operating system nowdays.
Please note that the error was noticed only on Ubuntu 9.10, where glibc library
version is 2.10.1. Python works OK with GNU C library versions less than
instigate_team added the comment:
This is a solution in case if an application contains only several files, where
I can control the includes consequence. But if application has many files,
directories, in this case the hierarchy of the files includes can not be traced
instigate_team added the comment:
Yes, We have no warnings after changing the include sequence.
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New submission from instigate_team :
Hello Python development team!
We encountered problem concerning Python 3.1 usage.
Platform info:
Ubuntu 9.10 32/64bit, glibc v. 2.10.1, gcc v. 4.4.0, Python 3.1.
Problem description:
Below is given the C++ program text causing the warning
