r2832. `python py.py -h' says that '-P' option lets the interpreter run in trace objspace, but it fails. How can I run in the trace objspace?
Hi Seo! [Seo Sanghyeon Mon, Jan 19, 2004 at 06:30:59PM +0900]
r2832.
`python py.py -h' says that '-P' option lets the interpreter run in trace objspace, but it fails. How can I run in the trace objspace?
i think this option is a left over and should be deleted. You are actually supposed to run 'python tool/traceinteractive.py' with the '-T' or '-S' option. I just fixed two minor glitches in this file. Note, that the completer in there doesn't really work (Richard, what is that 'GERE' supposed to mean? :-) We certainly want to perform some cleanup and unification on our "frontend" scripts so that probably only 'py.py' remains and the rest goes ... cheers, holger
Hi Holger, On Mon, 19 Jan 2004, holger krekel wrote:
Hi Seo!
[Seo Sanghyeon Mon, Jan 19, 2004 at 06:30:59PM +0900]
r2832.
`python py.py -h' says that '-P' option lets the interpreter run in trace objspace, but it fails. How can I run in the trace objspace?
i think this option is a left over and should be deleted. You are actually supposed to run 'python tool/traceinteractive.py' with the '-T' or '-S' option. I just fixed two minor glitches in this file. Note, that the completer in there doesn't really work (Richard, what is that 'GERE' supposed to mean? :-)
Means I shouldn't hack in hotels till the early hours ;-) I've tidied things up a little in there and fixed the completer (which should be some other completer :-) )
We certainly want to perform some cleanup and unification on our "frontend" scripts so that probably only 'py.py' remains and the rest goes ...
Yes! Cheers, Richard
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