Hi Maciej,
It'll at the very least run tests nightly so we'll make sure we don't break
it (we can install reflex on tannit).
that, to me, sounds great!
Best regards,
Wim
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On Mon, Apr 23, 2012 at 8:42 AM, wrote:
> Hi Maciej,
>
>
> Quick question - if it's mature, why not merge it to default? I presume it
>> should be turned off, since there is a sizeable dependency, but still
>> having it in default can be good.
>>
>
> the dependency is the main issue: for it to b
Hi Maciej,
Quick question - if it's mature, why not merge it to default? I presume it
should be turned off, since there is a sizeable dependency, but still
having it in default can be good.
the dependency is the main issue: for it to build, it requires headers and
libs from Reflex. Completely
On Mon, Apr 23, 2012 at 7:08 AM, wrote:
> Hi,
>
> as detailed in a couple of blog posts in the past (*), for some time now we
> have been working on making C++ bindings through the Reflex package
> available
> on PyPy, in the form of the "cppyy" module. Software is never done, and
> that
> is tru
Hi,
On Mon, Apr 23, 2012 at 01:35, wrote:
> Maciej> I would really like this sort of changes to come with it's own
> Maciej> tests (ones that check what was compiled preferably).
>
> What might such tests look like?
It is an issue: unit-testing this kind of "detail" is a bit hard, I
agree
Hi,
as detailed in a couple of blog posts in the past (*), for some time now we
have been working on making C++ bindings through the Reflex package available
on PyPy, in the form of the "cppyy" module. Software is never done, and that
is true also in this case, but it has reached a level of matur
Maciej> I would really like this sort of changes to come with it's own
Maciej> tests (ones that check what was compiled preferably).
What might such tests look like? That is, how would they be different than
tests which demonstrate that the current translation code is correct? (Are
ther
Hi Armin,
Armin Rigo wrote:
>Can you have a look at speed.python.org? It seems that merging the
>kwargsdict-strategy branch had mostly the effect of making
>twisted_iteration slower :-(
Yes, seems Twisted is really the worst case for argument matching. My new
branch should help, I can disable
Hi.
I would really like this sort of changes to come with it's own tests (ones
that check what was compiled preferably).
On Sun, Apr 22, 2012 at 7:01 AM, bookaa wrote:
> **
> Now I can pass the test_backendoptimized and targetnopstandalone.
>
> Files attached.
>
> Please tell me if any bugs
>
>
