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[Python-Dev] ANSIfication problems: signalmodule.c doesn't compile

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file signalmodule.c, line 146:

#if RETSIGTYPE !=3D void
 return 0;
#endif

is that really a valid preprocessor expression?

if I understand the ANSI specification correctly, it should be =
interpreted
as "0 !=3D 0" (in other words, it doesn't quite do what the author =
expected),
but MSVC 5.0 thinks that this is fatal error.

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