An ancient bug just got (re?)discovered on c.l.py, which I entered into SF:
http://sourceforge.net/tracker/?func=detail&aid=422177&group_id=5470&
atid=105470
This has to do w/ gross loss of precision in manifest Python float constants,
if and only if a module is loaded from .pyc or .pyo format. Since's it's
fp-related, and fp is tricky x-platform, I'd like some volunteers to test
this before I check it in.
Current CVS Python contains a dormant test case. There's a patch attached to
the bug report that activates the test case, and tries to repair the problem.
After the patch, the fix works if and only if test_import doesn't fail,
neither after deleting all .pyc/.pyo files first, nor if run a second time
w/o deleting .pyc/.pyo.
Works on Win98SE, but you may have already guessed that <wink>.
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