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[Python-Dev] PyInt_AsSsize_t on x64

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> -----Original Message-----
> From: Armin Rigo [mailto:arigo at tunes.org]
> Given that the __long__ vs __int__ difference doesn't really make sense
> any more nowadays, I'd think it would be saner to change the nb_long
> slot of old-style instances instead of PyInt_AsSsize_t().  The logic
> would be that if the nb_long slot implementation finds no "__long__"
> attribute on the instance it tries with "__int__" instead.
>

That sounds fine to me.  I'll be happy to make the change (and revert the
change to intobject.c) if everyone concurs.

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