On Thu, 19 Jun 2003, Gustavo Niemeyer wrote:
> > > <jumping frenetically> Can I commit!? Can I commit!? </>
> >
> > It would be good if your fix was reviewed. Can you post it on SF?
>
> Sure, once the code is completely ready. I'm still retouching the code.
>
> Anyway, without any intention of pretending to be a smart ass, I don't
> think someone will be able to test and review it anymore than I did.
> I've been working on this code, and understanding how it works, for
> quite some time now. If we do want this for 2.3, we should get this in
> ASAP, since the best way to test it now is the real world. And,
> of course, revision control is always your friend. :-)
As I seem to have assumed responsibility for keeping Python buildable on
FreeBSD, which also seems to be the platform most sensitive to the
recursion issue, I'd very much like to test your patch!
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