[Paul F. Dubois]
> My understanding is that Python can be built without complex numbers
> to satisfy the needs of the Python-on-a-wristwatch crowd. Is there a
> run-time way to tell? For example, using an imaginary literal causes
> an error? If so, what kind?
You can find out by compiling with WITHOUT_COMPLEX #define'd. PythonLabs
never does this, so no guarantee it even works. I'm not going to bother
starting now, either <wink>. Based on skimming the code, I expect
try:
eval("1j")
with_complex = 1
except SyntaxError:
with_complex = 0
would do the trick, but no guarantee.
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