Re: [pypy-dev] github pypy repo mirror

http://www.github.com/MichaelBlume/pypy Got it on a 10 minute cron Note that this is *not* hash-compatible with the previous git mirror -- something changed in the hg-git implementation since that was started. On May 5, 2012 12:59 AM, "Michael Blume" wrote: > Sebastien: See my remark to Yury. M

Re: [pypy-dev] alioth tests?

That got already covered some months ago, my basic understanding of the incidents that happened back then is, that alioth is not a desirable test to participate in, the code/scripts are biased towards particular implementations, and the maintainer has some strange ideas, as far as i remember py

Re: [pypy-dev] alioth tests?

No, I said to compare to the same tests (source files) of alioth. I explain: I see in http://speed.pypy.org/comparison/ that you run "ai", "bm_chameleon", tests. I suppose this was python sources. I say to use the same scripts of alioth (in addition of yours), because this, you can compar

Re: [pypy-dev] win32-stdlib branch

On 5/05/2012 7:53 PM, Amaury Forgeot d'Arc wrote: 2012/5/4 Matti Picus > I have modified files in lib-python/modified-2.7 to close all open files so that more of the lib-python tests pass in windows. CPython 3 emits a warning when a file is closed by its _

Re: [pypy-dev] alioth tests?

Hello, If I'm not mistaken, the policy of the language benchmark game is to have only one implementation of a specific language, and preferably the reference implementation. So I guess that unless pypy eventually becomes the reference python interpreter, CPython will remain the only python interpr

[pypy-dev] alioth tests?

Hi, I'm just curious: can you make the tests of alioth [http://shootout.alioth.debian.org/u32q/which-programming-languages-are-fastest.php]? If you do, you can compare pypy to cpython and also to other programming languages. What do you think about this idea? Thanks in advance, Xan.

Re: [pypy-dev] win32-stdlib branch

2012/5/4 Matti Picus > I have modified files in lib-python/modified-2.7 to close all open files > so that more of the lib-python tests pass in windows. CPython 3 emits a warning when a file is closed by its __del__ method. And of course the test suite has been updated to correctly close all fil

Re: [pypy-dev] github pypy repo mirror

Sebastien: See my remark to Yury. Mercurial *actively* annotates your commits with information about what branch you were on when you made the commit. Git users can, of course, add this information, they just have to do it manually. Ronny: As I said, it's *really easy* to construct git commits whi

Re: [pypy-dev] github pypy repo mirror

On Fri, May 4, 2012 at 9:06 PM, Ronny Pfannschmidt wrote: >> Um, what is "named branches" thing that git apparently doesn't have? > > named branches are branches that are part of the history > git branches are only pointers, not part of the history Uh?! Non sense. Both backend have the full DAG.