Here is what I know happened in other groups: Armin and Laura worked on rffi. After 2 days of trying different approaches and getting stumped each time, they made a breakthrough on Saturday, and managed to produce a fairly complete slution in a matter of a few hours. Making the solution more complete would require a rewrite of ctypes (Ick!).
Maciek worked on getting PyPy to be self hosting under pypy-c. This succeeded before he left the sprint. Jakub worked on more scheme features. With the help of Antonio, he managed to get quite a bit done. Exactly what he did, I don't know. Christian worked on fixing pickling of tasklets. He got as far as understanding what the real problem was before I left. Michael and Samuele worked on malloc cleanup. I think they were fairly satisfied with the result. Samuele found and fixed a very nasty bug somewhere in the translator toolchain. Exception transformation was dependent on the order the graphs were evaluated. The result was that exceptions could be lost without a trace. There were 3 people who's names I have forgotten who worked on better documentation on how to leverage the javascript backend. There were some results checked in, but I don't know how complete it is. I think Holger did some work on improving py.test. That was at least his plan, but I never got a chance to ask what he actually did. I think that is about it. Jacob _______________________________________________ [email protected] http://codespeak.net/mailman/listinfo/pypy-dev
