On 03.10.16 16:37, Skip Montanaro wrote: > I'm sure this has a simple explanation (and is probably only of > historical interest at this point), but ... > > While starting to port the Python Sybase module to Python 3, among other > hurdles, I noticed that RO is no longer defined. Looking in > structmember.h, I see that most of the macros defined there are missing > a PY_ prefix. Given that these are macros which are likely to be used by > extension modules and are thus really part of the C API, shouldn't they > have PY_ or _PY_ prefixes? This file got its start in 1990, so would > surely have been around for the great renaming > <http://python-history.blogspot.com/2009/03/great-or-grand-renaming.html>. > Looking at the documentation on defining new types, I saw no mention of > these peculiarly named constants, though they are clearly documented. structmember.h is not included in Python.h. I think it was not considered as the part of public C API. But PyMemberDef and constants are documented and structmember.h is used in C API examples. There are other problems with these constants. Opened an issue for this: http://bugs.python.org/issue28349 .
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