Bernie Pope
Bernie Pope
The readpyc program currently only supports Python 3.3 (and perhaps earlier 3.x). But when applied to pyc files from 2.x we get an error of the form: `bad object type:...
We do not currently support name mangling in classes as per: http://docs.python.org/3.2/reference/expressions.html#atom-identifiers
We support raw byte strings indicated by 'br' but not 'rb'. This is a bug in the parser.
We do not currently support compilation of multidimensional slices e.g.: x[a:b, c:e] = rhs
We do not currently add all the flags to code objects, such as co_optimized, co_newlocals, co_nested, co_nofree.
We do not currently support the compilation of extended iterable unpacking, e.g. `a, *b, c = range(5)`
We don't currently support the compilation of keyword only arguments.
We don't currently support the compilation of annotations.
It was observed on a Reddit thread that haskell-mpi has become build dependent on mpich2 or OpenMPI: http://www.reddit.com/r/haskell/comments/1amua2/using_haskellmpi_as_language_agnostic_ipc/ In the .cabal file we have: if flag(mpich14) extra-libraries: mpich, opa, mpl...
It is not clear what is the preferred way to stop `janis watch`. Currently I am just control-c, but that seems inelegant. Some interactive Unix tools support pressing 'q' for...