I use macOS, and using Python is very confusing.
- Apple's bundled Python 2.7.
- Anaconda (Python scientific stack package manager) Python and conda.
- Homebrew (3rd party package manager for macOS) Python and pip.
I also believe that there is a PSF Python installer, but I am not sure.
Python, B
On Sun, Jan 5, 2020 at 7:19 PM James Lu wrote:
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> I use macOS, and using Python is very confusing.
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> - Apple's bundled Python 2.7.
> - Anaconda (Python scientific stack package manager) Python and conda.
> - Homebrew (3rd party package manager for macOS) Python and pip.
> I also believe that th
On Jan 5, 2020, at 00:17, James Lu wrote:
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> I use macOS, and using Python is very confusing.
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> - Apple's bundled Python 2.7.
Apple has made a mess of things, but they’ve actually fixed that mess in
10.15—they now give you 3.7 and 2.7, and neither one is broken or weird.
That being sai
The C API has a function PyObject_CallFunction( PyObject*, const char* fmt, ...
). It is a variadic function hence I couldn't pass a va_list to it to invoke
the call. My question is, is it technically possible to provide a companion
PyObject_VaCallFunction which takes a va_list, just like Py_VaB
