[Python-bugs-list] [ python-Bugs-595105 ] AESend on Jaguar
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Bugs item #595105, was opened at 2002-08-14 18:02
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Category: Macintosh
Group: Python 2.3
Status: Open
Resolution: None
Priority: 5
Submitted By: Alexandre Parenteau (aubonbeurre)
Assigned to: Jack Jansen (jackjansen)
Summary: AESend on Jaguar
Initial Comment:
I wonder how many of you guys played with Jaguar
(OSX 10.2). It is also my
first glance at gcc 3.1 that comes with 10.2. Everything
was fine for
building Python, except for waste which has an
obsolete libWaste.a (even in
August 1st Waste 2.1b1) which won't compile with
gcc3.1. After I recompiled
waste with CodeWarrior 8.2 (MPTP: early access), it
came OK.
I then run into some problems of checked out files
because I'm using MacCvs
(see earlier message). I used the 'make
frameworkinstall' scheme.
Now I'm experiencing the nice new architecture. I
mostly use python from the
command line to invoke CodeWarrior thru AppleScripts,
so I almost immeditly
run into a hanging problems of python :
_err = AESend(&_self->ob_itself,
&reply,
sendMode,
sendPriority,
timeOutInTicks,
0L/*upp_AEIdleProc*/,
(AEFilterUPP)0);
I had to comment out upp_AEIdleProc (I tried several
things, but that is the
only thing which helped). Jack, you might want to
remember this one if the
problem is still in Jaguar. It hangs and finally times out.
I've looked
inside this function and I can see the signal handling,
but I'm not sure
what it is for.
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>Comment By: Jack Jansen (jackjansen)
Date: 2002-08-19 16:45
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Alexandre,
I tried a few simple things with the AE module (talking to CodeWarrior)
on Jaguar, but I can't get it to hang.
Could you give me an example script that shows the problem?
Also: I've been using MachoPython from the CVS HEAD, I assume
you're using the same, right?
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