On Tue, Apr 09, 2002 at 10:20:25AM -0400, Paul Hughett wrote:
>version-to-version upgrades are generally pretty easy. And a detailed
>list of the API changes made, so that I can review it and say, "No problem
>there. Not there either. Oops, better fix that..." and be able to get
>a reasonable estimate of the effort required for an upgrade. If you've
Misc/NEWS in the source tree contains a list of C-level changes in the
"C API" section. There's also a brief section titled "Interpreter
Changes and Fixes" in the "What's New" document, but I don't try to be
exhaustive, so the Misc/NEWS file is a better source.
Side note: The NEWS file is split into separate parts for each alpha
and beta release; at some point, should all the entries for 2.2a1,
2.2a2, 2.2b1, &c., be merged into a single section for 2.2final?
Otherwise finding all the C API changes in 2.2 requires a lot of
scrolling and hunting.
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