Hi Ben, Thanks for tirelessly reporting Windows failures :-) Which exact Windows are you using, BTW?
The link failures should be resolved. They are due to the unsetenv() built-in missing on Windows, but still present in os.py -- faked, implemented in pure Python as os.setenv(xxx, ''). This caused all parts of the translation to assume that there was an unsetenv() built-in, but the C include files at the end didn't actually define it because CPython doesn't define HAVE_UNSETENV. The rounding errors are more tricky. We could of course just use an "is almost equal" comparison, but still we are a bit clueless (though Christian is digging). Armin _______________________________________________ pypy-dev@codespeak.net http://codespeak.net/mailman/listinfo/pypy-dev
