MAL:
> architecture(executable='/usr/local/bin/python', bits='',
> linkage='') :
>
> Values that cannot be determined are returned as given by the
> parameter presets. If bits is given as '', the sizeof(long) is
> used as indicator for the supported pointer size.
Just a heads up, using sizeof(long) will not work on forthcoming WIN64
(LLP64 data model) to determine the supported pointer size. You would want
to use the 'P' struct format specifier instead, I think (I am speaking in
relative ignorance). However, the docs say that a PyInt is used to store 'P'
specified value, which as a C long, will not hold a pointer on LLP64. Hmmmm.
The keyword perhaps is "forthcoming".
This is the code in question in platform.py:
# Use the sizeof(long) as default number of bits if nothing
# else is given as default.
if not bits:
import struct
bits = str(struct.calcsize('l')*8) + 'bit'
Guido:
> > No concrete plans -- except that I think the registry access is
> > supposed to go in. Haven't seen the code on patches@python.org yet
> > though.
>
Mark Hammond:
> FYI, that is off with Trent who is supposed to be testing it on the Alpha.
My Alpha is in pieces right now! I will get to it soon. I will try it on
Win64 as well, if I can.
Trent
Trent Mick
trentm@activestate.com
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