Tim Peters wrote:
>
> > Yes, go for it. I would appreciate a bunch of new test cases that
> > exercise the new path through the code, too...
>
> FYI, a suitable test would be to add a line to function test_division_2 in
> test_long.py, to verify that x*y == y*x. A variety of bitlengths for x and
> y are already generated by the framework.
Thanks - chris
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