On Tue, Feb 18, 2003 at 11:17:04AM -0500, Guido van Rossum wrote: > > > I'm trying to commit changes to the logging package, but SF has a > > stale CVS lock for anoncvs_python. I filed a support request. > > Hopefully they will have it fixed within a month or two, at least by > > the time 2.3 is ready to be released. I don't know if the updates are > > supposed to fix the test hangs/failures for test_logging. > > I this done now? (I saw a bunch of checkins to logging stuff.) Yes, SF cleared the lock. The tests still fail on some machines. > (I'm not real excited about the following to subjects, do what you see > fit.) These are low priority. I'll wait for someone to review. > > * AIX sorts numbers and strings in a different order than Linux: > > > > >>> 'ick' >= 0 # Linux > > True > > > > >>> 'ick' >= 0 # AIX > > False > > > > This causes failures for test_descrtut and test_random. > > I have a tentative fix for this (use PyNumber_Check() in > default_3way_compare() and augment PyNumber_Check() to test whether > the type defines nb_int). Can you check this on AIX? [*] The patch fixed test_random, but not test_descrtut. I didn't run the full test suite. Neal
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