PEP 356
http://www.python.org/dev/peps/pep-0356/
has 2.5c2 scheduled for Sept 12. I checked in a fix for the last
blocking 2.5 issue (revert sgml infinite loop bug). There are no
blocking issues that I know of (the PEP is up to date).
I expect Anthony will call for a freeze real soon now. I
On 9/9/06, Nick Maclaren <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I can't honestly promise to put any time into this in the forseeable
> future, but will try (sometime). If anyone wants to tackle this,
> please ask me for comments/help/etc.
It took me a while to realize just what was wrong with my proposal,
Barry Warsaw wrote:
> I just want to point out that the C API documentation is pretty
> silent about the refcounting side-effects in error conditions (and
> often in success conditions too) of most Python functions. For
> example, what is the refcounting side-effects of PyDict_SetItem() on
Jan Kanis wrote:
> However, PyGTKs problem does get
> solved, as long as there is _a_ thread that returns to the interpreter
> within some timeframe. It seems plausible that this will happen.
I don't see that this makes the situation much better,
as it just shifts the need for polling to anoth
