Mark Dufour

re-enable fast/correct random-number flag

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thanks to folkert, we might use something like: ``` #include int main(int argc, char *argv[]) { std::random_device rd; // obtain a random number from hardware std::mt19937 gen(rd()); // seed the...

seems to have disappeared. let's add it (again).

left these after 0.9.8: '%c' % 8000 b'%c' % 300 (256 limit) '..' % () (empty tuple)

os module tests

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these seem largely commented out/missing at the moment. investigate how to proceed.

itertools updates since 3.1 or so

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there are several new functions and arguments to existing functions. note that this is not for the faint of heart probably.

right now we have a special flag/C macro __SS_GC_CLEANUP or something which is enabled when encountering a ```__del__``` method. may be best to just warn that ```__del__``` is not supported.

let's try to remove the default NULL args from print calls. together with other recent improvements, this makes for much nicer output (for simple programs at least).

for the new test framework, check that prints are actually working (not just compiling) by using io.StringIO to capture output? (see tests/test_builtins).