> sf/653938I is a patch to integrate the fixedpoint module, that was
> created by Tim Peters, into Python as a first class object. That is,
> the patch adds this new number type so that it has direct syntax
> support like float, int, long, str., etc. within the interpreter.
(a) I don't want any (more) change to the syntax for Python 2.3.
(b) Like the sets module, proposals for new datatypes should first be
prototyped as standard library modules before being promoted to
built-in status (with their own literals).
--Guido van Rossum (home page: http://www.python.org/~guido/)
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