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The committed versions are slightly different, I had bad logic in adding
_socket to ExtensionModules (if IncludeExternals was false while IncludeSSL was
true, _socket wasn't added). build.bat also uses the property names instead of
its own internal names so
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Windows XP is not supported by Python 3.5. See PEP 11 for details.
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It doesn't appear to; my 'C:\Program Files\Python 3.5\Lib\__pycache__' is full
of .pyc's, but none with an optimization tag. To confirm with math rather than
eyesight, according to 'dir' there are 168 files in Lib\, and 168 in
Lib\__pycache__ rather than
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I'd be happy to work on making an 'idledoc' target for the Doc/ makefiles that
works with Mark's viewer. I can't guarantee any kind of timeframe, but the
idledoc target wouldn't be necessary right off the bat; it could be done after
the main bulk of the patch
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This is by design, see PEP 430 for rationale. Eventually the Python 3 docs
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Victor: that would be ideal, but hoping for that seems an exercise in futility
:)
Larry: It seems to be; the test case that brought it my attention
(Lib\test\test_tcl.py) has CRLF in my 3.4.3 install and LF in 3.5.0
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PCbuild/*.vcxproj* should be added to .hgeol to force them to CRLF.
A couple of reasons:
1) They're only used on Windows, where the default (terrible, but always
available) editor doesn't understand LF
2) More importantly, the tcl, tk, and tix projects use
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That change could use a comment stating why it's doing things that way instead
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Guido van Rossum added the comment:
> That link gives me a timeout right now. How can I run the doc linter
> manually? "make html" in the Doc tree didn't alert me to this issue.
"make check" is the doc linter.
I've considered whether
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changeset 97861:72e696bc480a 3.5
Fix typos and improve markup in typing.rst.
author Berker Peksag <berker.pek...@gmail.com>
dateThu, 10 Sep 2015 21:55:50 +0300 (35 minutes ago)
parents a380841644b2
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Erk...just discovered there's a section of Doc/extending/windows.rst that
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Looks like an issue with a space in the path. That test has been flaky in the
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Interesting, I got a different failure on 3.5.0:
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The patch works, with an added 'import subprocess' and after removing the
'f.close()' check.
I hadn't realized this test was still using os.popen, that's fairly horrible :)
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With an installed Python with pywin32 installed, running the test as a
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Zachary Ware added the comment:
Agreed with Mark; I don't see anywhere that lack of PATH would affect the
failures you're seeing, Terry. Do you have VS2015 installed? If not, the
failure of distutils to skip the tests that need it should be raised as a
separate issue
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Yes, installation in 'Program Files' produces the failure. Looks like it's
probably just bad quoting in the test, but I haven't looked at the code yet.
This probably affects 2.7 and up, I don't think there have been any changes to
that test in recent branches
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I can reproduce. I'm bewildered as to why none of the buildbots are
complaining about this.
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Interestingly, the re-run performed by regrtest's '-w' flag did not fail.
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Just to add my 0.02USD:
I think my preferred course of action would be to enable '-n' by default and
deprecate/ignore the option. For the assert output on stderr, I think it would
be fine to hide it by default, but show it if verbose > i for some value o
Zachary Ware added the comment:
I was curious, so I checked:
C:\Users\Zachary\code\hg.python.org\3.5>python.bat -m test.pystone
Running Debug|x64 interpreter...
Pystone(1.2) time for 5 passes = 1.14142
This machine benchmarks at 43805 pystones/second
C:\Users\Zachary\code\hg.python.org\
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Jeremy Kloth wrote:
> Please note, it is the only 64-bit Windows buildbot
That's not true anymore; in fact, all but David Bolen's XP and Windows 7 bots
are 64-bit. Yours is the one one in the 'stable' set, but that classification
is a bit out of d
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This is a side-effect of 3.5 having a C implementation of OrderedDict, and will
not be fixed.
In the standard library, even just having a single trailing underscore is a
clear indication of "if you use this, expect it to break without warning at any
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New submission from Zachary Ware:
This patch makes the compiler portion of the sys.version string look something
like [ICC v.1500 32-bit (Intel) with MSC v.1500 CRT] when Python is built
with ICC. This format keeps distutils happy without having to change its
parsing of the version string
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Here's a patch to try to modernize the whole section a bit, and to remove one
of the two other instances of 'Python35' in the docs (the other instance is in
the docs for pyvenv, which needs its own overhaul in a separate issue).
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Done. Thanks, Florin!
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Eryk is correct, there should be no -32 suffix in 2.7. It's simple enough to
fix, just remove the last line Eryk quoted (and purge generated files from PC/).
This is a pretty major bug; Benjamin and Steve, how do you want to deal with it?
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> Is it possible that Python 2 is using a non-unicode Windows API to get the
> values
It does, but according to Anshul's nullcheck2.py output that doesn't matter.
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So then this is actually matplotlib's bug: Python is returning the blob as it
should, but matplotlib is assuming too much about what it contains. However, I
suspect that this particular issue isn't entirely matplotlib's fault; it looks
to me like the entries
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Left one minor comment on Rietveld.
However, I'm not yet convinced that this is a bug in Python. I can't find an
authoritative source to say whether \0 is valid in a REG_SZ value, but the fact
that you can set one and get it back makes me think
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Attached is a patch that adds support for ICC to configure, making it easier to
build with ICC on Unix and adjusting arguments to better fit ICC.
- Adds '--with-icc' argument to configure, which sets 'CC=icc' and 'CXX=icpc'
- Adds support for ICC PGO
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STINNER Victor added the comment:
> Can you please check if the branch 3.5 is impacted?
It is.
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I'd rather leave things as they were, just add ', main as unittest_main' to the
existing 'from unittest import TestCase' and change the call at the end from
'unittest.main()' to 'unittest_main()'.
Felippe, have you signed a contributor agreement
Zachary Ware added the comment:
I made the change to test_pyclbr that I mentioned and committed it. Thanks,
Fellipe!
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Hmm, oops. This would be a result of 3aec776fc796, which was applied only to
the default before 3.5 was branched.
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Zachary Ware added the comment:
There's also backward compatibility to consider here; someone somewhere is
depending on getting back \0 in his REG_SZes. If we were to make a change, it
could only go in 3.6. With that restriction, I don't see a particularly nice
way to get the same behavior
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Ok, that example is an argument I'll accept.
I'll give the patch another couple of days for others to review, and commit if
nobody beats me to it. It's too late for 3.5.1, but it can probably make 3.4.4.
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Here's a patch to the benchmarks repo that allows running a benchmark on a
single interpreter and returning raw data, and provides a script to upload the
raw data to a codespeed instance. It's a bit of a quick hack, but is effective.
This is a prerequisite
Zachary Ware added the comment:
Also, if you only need to support Python 2.6+, you can use 'from __future__
import print_function' and get all the benefits of 'print' as a function in
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New submission from Zachary Ware:
The title can barely be called accurate; the description of the problem isn't
easy to condense to title length. Here's the issue:
$ cat subtest_test.py
import os
import unittest
class TestClass(unittest.TestCase):
def test_subTest(self):
for t
Zachary Ware added the comment:
I think Ezio's suggestion of a sentinel value would be better, allowing None to
be using as a legitimate 'message' [1]. That is, somewhere at global scope,
define '_subtest_msg_sentinel = object()', change the msg default at
Lib/unittest/case.py:500 to be 'msg
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At this point our MSBuild project files are hand-crafted, and are best edited
by hand. You can use the GUI to get a general idea of what the changes should
be, but it just creates far too much spam to really be usable.
This should be about a 2 line change
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Martin Panter added the comment:
> Okay, so you have a test with subtests. You have presented three cases:
>
> 1. Single subtest which passes. No problem I assume.
Or several subtests which pass. No problems.
> 2. Two subtests: 1st fails
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Responded on python-list.
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I'm inclined to close this as 'not a bug'. There's not much we can do about
that (if you want 64 bit extensions, you need a 64 bit compiler), and 2015
Community Edition does include the 64 bit compiler (if you select it).
I'm not sure if there's anything
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Here's a patch that folds PGO into PCbuild\build.bat (removing
PCbuild\build_pgo.bat) and defaults to using "python -m test --pgo" for
training. This should apply to all branches, but will need some slight
adjustment for 2.7 (namely, s/-m test/-m tes
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I'd also suggest using double quotes ("); single quotes don't work on Windows.
C:\>echo 'test>=test'
C:\>dir /b test*
test'
C:\>type "test'"
'test
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Missed the boat on 3.4.
I tried out the new test on 2.7, and it does not fail with no change to
_winreg.c. Eryk, do you want to provide a patch for 2.7? I'm not interested
enough to figure out what's going on there, but if you provide a patch I'll
commit
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Glad you got it figured out. It's a situation that can be tricky to debug, as
your eyes tend to gloss over the paths given in the traceback. It's much
easier to figure out after you've been bitten the first time, though!
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Just like it says, you need Service Pack 1 for Python 3.5. If for some reason
that's not possible, you'll have to revert back to Python 3.4.
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Zachary Ware added the comment:
Terry, it doesn't look like you used Upendra's patch. What you committed just
removes the "of", but doesn't change "addition" to "additional", which is also
required to make that sentence make sense
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I have no idea how you got a curl.exe there, but it didn't come from our
installer. Where did you get your 3.5.1 installer from?
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After testing, I think I like '-fp-model strict' better in CFLAGS_NODIST. On
Ubuntu, `CC=gcc ./python -m test.test_distutils` passes when the flag is in
CFLAGS_NODIST, but fails when it's in BASECFLAGS. On OSX, it fails both ways,
due to deployment target
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This one is officially weird.
I can reliably reproduce the segfault in test_ascii_formatd on OSX with ICC 15
or 16, using the included libffi in Modules/_ctypes/libffi_osx. There are also
segfaults in test_ctypes, test_multiprocessing, and test_threading (all
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ctypes in the test suite is fine, just be sure it's guarded properly (with
either `ctypes = test.support.import_module("ctypes")` or `if sys.platform ==
'win32'): ...`.
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Just some missing parentheses, so I fixed it:
http://buildbot.python.org/all/builders/AMD64%20Windows7%20SP1%203.x/builds/7116
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Zachary Ware added the comment:
The buildbots appear to be happy with this, so I'm closing the issue. The
intel-ubuntu-icc Non-Debug builders each had their first green build after this
changeset. The OSX ICC builder still has some issues, but they seem to be OSX
specific (see issue25589
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That's alright, it'll be here whenever you come back to it, unless
somebody else takes it up :)
By the way, my wording was poor in my previous message. My 'hundreds
of lines of spam' remark was not meant to disparage your patch, but
rather Visual Studio's
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The project file was moved to PC/bdist_wininst/bdist_wininst.vcxproj. See
55e5be11264e. It's still included in the build solution, but not in the
project used for building from the command line.
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Would pretty much eliminate the benefit; there are currently a few special
cases for 3.4 (particularly for the ICC builders, and the XP bot), which could
go away.
For the record, the secret undocumented method for running a build on all
custom builders
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Unfortunately, #25827 has no effect on Windows, which is where this issue
occurs. There are still several segfaults on Windows, including test_re.
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I think only keeping some builders would be more complex than any other option.
Here's a patch against pep101 to document the custom builder trick.
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