We've released a release candidate for the next bugfix release of Python,
2.2.1.
Get the scoop (and the files) here:
http://www.python.org/2.2.1/
In order to make 2.2.1 a solid release, please help by
+ Building the release, and running the test suite on your platform.
+ Building your extension modules and applications against this
release, and running *their* test suites.
+ Reporting any problems to the bug tracker at sf:
http://sourceforge.net/bugs/?group_id=5470
This being a bugfix release, there are no exciting new features -- we just
fixed a lot of bugs. For a moderately complete list, please see:
http://http://sourceforge.net/project/shownotes.php?release_id=80208
Depending on how many problems are found in this release, 2.2.1 final or a
second release candidate will follow next week.
Extra note for keenies:
One of the bugs addressed in this release relates to the behaviour of
floating point numbers with respect to under- and over-flow. This has
traditionally been an obscure platform-dependent mess. To make sure that
this is still the case, I would ask those of you with access to the more
unusual platforms (i.e. not Linux/x86, Win32/x86) to run test_math in
verbose mode and *email me* the results, including details of platform and
OS tested. Thanks.
Cheers,
The Python development team.
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