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<kenaan>
andrewjlawrence winoverlapped afa98536e149 /lib_pypy/: Replaced calls to _WinError with SetFromWindowsErr
<alawrence>
mattip: I am a bit confused by what is happening in test_asyncio\test_subprocess.py on the winoverlapped branch. It seems to intermittently hang on some tests. I suspect GetQueuedCompletionStatus is incorrectly being called with an infinite timeout in certain instances. Have you seen this issue before?
<simpson>
Zaab1t: FWIW the traceback is useful for figuring out what went wrong, especially when your program becomes multi-module and requires several minutes to build/debug. I think that, in this case, the problem is using re instead of sre: https://rpython.readthedocs.io/en/latest/rlib.html#rsre
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<petronny>
I've tested a243e4e0b21c too, it do fixes the problem.
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<kenaan>
rlamy jit-cleanup 690f56c5e4e9 /rpython/jit/: Move cls_of_box() to cpu and kill rpython.jit.metainterp.typesystem
<Zaab1t>
first time using rpython and im trying to make a simple lisp. How can I make a dynamic type?
<Zaab1t>
or rather; I have a parse_atom function that right now returns an int if its a valid integer, otherwise a string, but that doesn't sit well with the static typing
<simpson>
You'll likely want to make an RPython class for all boxed objects, and then subclass it twice for ints and strs.