I don't know why you're whining about it anyway. 2.0 is faster and better, and
(unlike previous technologies inflicted upon us by MS) it won't cause any
trouble to have both 2.0 and earlier versions on the same machine at the same
time.
At 05:04 PM 4/1/2005, R.R. Sprinkhuizen wrote
>> If you
My related question:
what would it take to make Python full featured enough
that it really could be used for a compiler project
like this?
--- Timothy Fitz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>wrote:
>
> As a sidenote, I believe the compiler was originally
> prototyped in python, why was C# chosen as a
> language
Thanks for all the bug reports, Michael.
As for the compatibility, when in doubt on specific issues, I consult
Python 2.4 myself so that is what I personally compare our
implementation against at the moment.
Test suite ... we do already have a test suite to test basic
functionality and regression
Joe Mason wrote:
On Sat, Apr 02, 2005 at 02:24:03PM -0800, Michael Spencer wrote:
Here is the set of built-ins that 2.3.3 has and that fepy 0.7.1 lacks.
Absence from this list does not mean an object is correctly implemented.
Is this list exhaustive, or only what you've noticed so far?
Joe
It is
On Sat, Apr 02, 2005 at 02:24:03PM -0800, Michael Spencer wrote:
> Here is the set of built-ins that 2.3.3 has and that fepy 0.7.1 lacks.
> Absence from this list does not mean an object is correctly implemented.
Is this list exhaustive, or only what you've noticed so far?
Joe
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Here is the set of built-ins that 2.3.3 has and that fepy 0.7.1 lacks. Absence
from this list does not mean an object is correctly implemented.
Functions:
callable (reported as bug)
locals (reported as bug)
vars
__import__
input
reload
raw_input
Types:
file
buffer
Deprecated
coerce
Run
Martin Maly wrote:
We are excited to announce the release of IronPython 0.7.1. The
improvements over the recent 0.7 release are mostly bug fixes for bugs
reported by the community and suggestions from the mailing lists and
message boards:
Thanks for the new release (on schedule!). I have submitte
We are excited to announce the release of IronPython 0.7.1. The
improvements over the recent 0.7 release are mostly bug fixes for bugs
reported by the community and suggestions from the mailing lists and
message boards:
* Slicing operator parsing and runtime implementation
* Descending sequences
