>> test test_types crashed -- exceptions.OverflowError : long >> int too long to convert > This is related to some conversion checking that I added a while back, I > believe. Possible but doubt it. >> test test_long failed -- int(long(-sys.maxint-1)) overflowed! > Same thing. Potentially this *should* overflow and the test should expect > that. Definitely not on this one: sys.maxint is by defn the largest positive Python int, so on any 2's-comp machine -sys.maxint-1 should be a legit Python int too. This bogus failure has popped up due to compiler optimization bugs under at least two older different compilers, though (gcc being by far the more often reported culprit -- I think the other was one of those HP compilers that seems to generate more bad code than good <0.3 wink>). The first step in test failures like this is to recompile with optimization off.
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