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arigato: are the alignment test failures in aarch64 rpython significant?
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translation on py3.6 fails with "AttributeError: 'Primitive' object has no attribute 'TO'" for "assert len(args_v) == len(FUNC.TO.ARGS)"
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uh, and only on aarch64 of course
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both of these issues are only on aarch64
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the alignment failure is strange because other platforms also have strong alignment requirements
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ok no, for some reason it seems to be only arm and aarch64 that refuse unaligned accesses
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arigo default 8dd6a15f4357 /rpython/rlib/test/test_buffer.py: fix test_buffer for platforms which refuse misaligned accesses
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cfbolz: should we link to that somewhere in our documentation (so it doesn't get lost)? I wonder where
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mattip: somehow it's a much better introduction to rpython than anything we have ourselves
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mattip default d08393b13818 /extra_tests/: fix tests for win32
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* mattip
linking to it in rpython/docs
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mattip: thanks
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mattip default 523f22b1cafe /: Add link to nice rpython tutorial, fix some doc build errors
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Good afternoon everyone
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lag >
Could someone tell me when the next version (v8.0?) will be released?
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Apologies, looks like the next release is v7.2 - any ideas?
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lag: it probably will be 8.0, we need to get the py3.6 std test failures down to a reasonable number before we can release
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mattip: Any ideas if/how that translates to time?
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mattip: Does each line represent an issue?
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open source, volunteer run, now many contributors, the math is difficult
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s/now/not/
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each F represents a failing test
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mattip: More beer required? :)
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rlamy py3.6 ea03a1e77a76 /pypy/module/posix/interp_posix.py: fix translation when both futimens() and utimensat() are defined
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cfbolz: indeed, very nice introduction and first-level reference for rpython
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mattip py3.6 a24307b274dc /pypy/module/imp/test/test_import.py: the exception types have changed for import errors
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mattip: for me the arm64-2 build of pypy succeeds
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arigato: the buildbot is using the pypy in /home/ubuntu/pypy2-v7.2-6885d94b89cf/bin to translate.
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maybe there is a problem with it, I could try to upgrade to the latest on nightlies
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I want to update our builtin cryptography version (which provides our cffi _ssl support) from 1.7.2.
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the release note for 1.9 says it dropped support for MacOS 10.7, 10.8
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does anyone know what MacOS we claim to support?
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it seems 10.9 Mavericks was released Oct 2013
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homebrew is supplying binaries (bottles) for 10.12 Sierra and up, our buildbot binaries are for 10.13 High Sierra
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so it seems OK to drop those old versions