Tim Peters wrote:
Looks right to me -- cool! I never used struct's 'P' format because
it always appeared useless to me: But silly me! I'm sure Guido
put it there anticipating the need for calcsize('P') when making a
positive_id() function in Python.
Smells like more time machine activity to me. Any minute
now you'll find there's suddenly a positive_id() builtin
that's been there ever since 1.3 or so. And the 'P' format,
then always never having just become useful, will have
unappeared...
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