Victor Stinner
Victor Stinner
I rebased my PR on the master branch and I updated pythoncapi_compat.h. My PR drops support for Python 3.11 alpha versions. IMO it's too complicated to support 3.11 alpha versions...
IMHO it's a bug in asyncio which should not keep live frames. But nobody came with a fix for this. There is now traceback.clear_frames().
Hum, I expect new user requests in the future for new methods using byte offset rather than index in the list of instructions. I suggest to experiment a different design:...
Sorry, but I still don't understand your use case :-( And I think that it's important to understand it to design the "right" API. Can you give an example of...
Hi, bytecode provides two very different kind of instructions: abstract instructions (Instr) and concrete instructions (ConcreteInstr). Which one do you want? Building a bytecode objects from the same code is...
> am I correct in assuming that the number of instructions in b and c where b = c.to_bytecode() are always the same? Conversion from concrete to abstract bytecode should...
get_instr_index(offset) is the most explicit. > index(value=None, code_offset=None), which overloads Sequence.index Hum, what does Bytecode.index(instr) currently?
Do you mean that running "python" in a terminal fails? There is no "python" in your PATH?
I don't know why you get this error. Maybe report the bug to bugs.python.org. I install Python from python.org and asks the installer to put it in the PATH.
I reopen the issue. The tutorial says nothing about VS 2017.