Hi Armin,
I am not trying to force you (or anyone) to use Py3. I have been working on
this in a private branch for a little bit, and I am happy to continue to do
so. As I said earlier in the thread, I had gotten the impression that these
changes would not make you or the other PyPy devs happy, so
Hi,
I have kept quiet on this issue, but I'd like to mention that I'm not
looking forward at all --but would accept it anyway if others deemed
it a good idea-- to have to write all my code in all of "rpython/" in
the restricted style of 2+3 mixed-mode code bases.
This might create a source of fri
Le 17/04/15 16:58, VanL a écrit :
A question came up in the discussion of a pull request: What is the
allowable scope? I propose pypy/ and rpython/ as those are fairly
intertwined.
Comments?
You've stated that your goal is to allow the building of pypy[2|3] with
pypy[2|3], but that requires s
I suggest IRC for such questions
Generally __extend__ extends an existing class (so just adds methods).
__extend__(pairtype(...)) is an implementation of double-dispatch
multimethods
On Fri, Apr 17, 2015 at 6:58 PM, VanL wrote:
> I am having some trouble wrapping my head around it. Reading throu
I am having some trouble wrapping my head around it. Reading through
rpython/tools/pairtype.py, it looks like it could be one or more of a
number of things:
- An implementation of javascript-style prototypes. (The similarity: you
don't subclass an object in js - you use the base object as a protot
rpython/ and pypy/ should not be intervined. In fact we're putting
effort into making them two separate projects
On Fri, Apr 17, 2015 at 5:58 PM, VanL wrote:
> A question came up in the discussion of a pull request: What is the
> allowable scope? I propose pypy/ and rpython/ as those are fairly
>
Where possible (e.g. syntax changes), I'd love to constrain the scope as
much as possible. It's MUCH easier to review 100 20-line pull requests than
it is to review a 2000-line PR.
Alex
On Fri, Apr 17, 2015 at 11:58 AM, VanL wrote:
> A question came up in the discussion of a pull request: What
A question came up in the discussion of a pull request: What is the
allowable scope? I propose pypy/ and rpython/ as those are fairly
intertwined.
Comments?
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