Jack Jansen <Jack.Jansen@oratrix.com> writes: > I've been sick and tired of these warnings, especially since in 99.9% > of the cases that you get the warning it is meaningless (as we are > really taking about bitpatterns that have a special meaning in some C > API). I personally haven't seen a single instance of the warning > making sense. I found that all those warnings are correct: in particular *when* the constant is a bit pattern in some C API. It means that your code *will* break in Python 2.4, unless you take corrective action (which you cannot take at the moment). It will break because ParseTuple will raise an OverflowError. Regards, Martin
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