OscarL

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I've noticed that pyserial's calls to `.flush()` don't seems to do much on Windows (return immediately), but do work as intended on Linux (as far as using "`.flush()`" to mean...

@benthorner [POSIX says](https://pubs.opengroup.org/onlinepubs/9699919799/functions/tcdrain.html): > The tcdrain() function shall block until all output written to the object referred to by fildes is transmitted. And so does the second of your links:...

@benthorner: Your code seems to run just fine on Linux: ``` $ python3 test.py b'1' b'2' b'3' $ ```

This seems like could be closed to (at least judging from the merged #3664, albeit at least on beta3 and Python 3.7.12, I don't get the rtcompleter at all, as...

For reference: I've opened #7183 for the missing line-editing capabilities.

In my humble opinion... beta4 should use Python 3.10 at the very least. Not only it is the first Python version on Haiku with a fully usable REPL, but it...

For whatever its worth, with Python 3.7.12, `python3 -c 'import site; print(site.getuserbase())'` returns: /boot/home/config/non-packaged Not sure about Python2.7. Maybe this can be closed, unless we still care about 2.7 for...

For the record: On x86-64, Python 3.10.8 builds OK with "--enable-optimizations" (albeit around 2.5 slower than regular builds). Building 3.11.0rc2 with "--enable-optimizations" hangs on my x86-64 machine (with lots of...

A bit of more info: Some of the crash dialogs are related to lack of support for suppressing crash reports (while testing calls to `os.abort()`, for example). I guess we...

Thanks for the info, guys! I remember that at least one of the test uses a `with SupressCrashReport()` context manager before calling/testing `os.abort()`. I guess I should try to patch...