> Looks reasonable to me. I don't generally program anywhere near the > edges of current short integer arithmentic except when writing > little demo functions like fib or fact. I wonder though, if some > programmers might like the option of telling integer arithmentic > raise OverflowError instead of coercing results to long ints. You can do this by enabling the warning-on-overflow command line option (not yet specified) and then using -Werr to turn the warning into an error. --Guido van Rossum (home page: http://www.python.org/~guido/)
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