Jeong, YunWon
Jeong, YunWon
For me, `const { assert!(f64::MAX_10_EXP == 308) };` This is not only false positive. `#[allow(clippy::eq_op)]` is also useless. #[allow(clippy::correctness)] does work
Thank you so much! is there anything I can help?
Somehow, our Instruction is a u8 backed type because Arg is a zero-sized type. This is a trick to type the argument but not actually owning a value. So currently...
I am currently not perfectly understanding how they are different in Python. I prefer that way if it is possible. Otherwise when a conversion is required, aligning them with rust...
I agree it will be great if dis.py perfectly work. > imo we can mimic CPython behavior of opcodes tiers and adaptive bytecode execution, it will probably improve our performance....
Now Python has exception table for code object, which is related to the newer except instructions. And the new instructions are related to the new psuedo instructions
If you are interested in 3.14 support, #5484 is the guideline The key library is importlib and site. Then we have to fix every other broken libraries. Due to recent...
Oh, to prevent miscommunication, the exception table is not related to 3.14. It is probably a 3.11 feature which we didn't implement yet.
Thank you for the report. Did you add `rustpython-vm` to the dependency?
Sure, I will check the code. The environment doesn't come with the code though. This error is not likely to be happened when it is added as dependency. ``` error[E0432]:...