--disable-unicode, again
Once again the --disable-unicode build is completely shafted. Include/pyerrors.h, Python/exceptions.c are easy enough to fix. Python/codecs.c looks worse. Modules/posixmodule.c doesn't build either, haven't looked into this at all. Seems the PEP 293 work is the main culprit. I think I've asked this before, but does anyone use this build? Should I spend some time patching things up -- again -- or ripping --disable-unicode support out. *I* don't care about it. Cheers, M. -- Important data should not be entrusted to Pinstripe, as it may eat it and make loud belching noises. -- from the announcement of the beta of "Pinstripe" aka. Redhat 7.0
Michael Hudson wrote:
I think I've asked this before, but does anyone use this build? Should I spend some time patching things up -- again -- or ripping --disable-unicode support out. *I* don't care about it.
you missed the third option: since you don't care, don't do anything. isn't the idea that "the first one who really needs this has to fix it"? (adding a comment along those lines to the right place might be a good idea, though...) </F>
Michael Hudson wrote:
Once again the --disable-unicode build is completely shafted.
Include/pyerrors.h, Python/exceptions.c are easy enough to fix.
Python/codecs.c looks worse.
Modules/posixmodule.c doesn't build either, haven't looked into this at all.
Seems the PEP 293 work is the main culprit.
OK, I'll try to fix this. Bye, Walter Dörwald
"Fredrik Lundh"
isn't the idea that "the first one who really needs this has to fix it"?
Exactly. It took some effort to put it in, so I would not like it to be taken out right now. If nobody complains that it is broken by 2.4, we might want to reconsider. For the moment, I can happily live with it being broken. Regards, Martin
Michael Hudson wrote:
Once again the --disable-unicode build is completely shafted.
Include/pyerrors.h, Python/exceptions.c are easy enough to fix.
Python/codecs.c looks worse.
Those are fixed now.
Modules/posixmodule.c doesn't build either, haven't looked into this at all.
This and Object/fileobject.c are still broken. Bye, Walter Dörwald
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