On 25.02.15 18:56, Chris Kaynor wrote:
While the CPython implementation was only broken for arrays of length larger than 2**49, aka, practically not broken, the Java implementation (such as used on Android phones) was broken with arrays of length > 67,108,864 at the time the post was made. While still very large, an array of 67 million elements is well within the realm of possibility today. The Java fixes (so far) have only extended the number out, rather than actually fix the underlying problem - the CPython fixes that were committed implement the full proven fix, so CPython should now be able to handle infinite length arrays (once we can build computers with that much storage...).
No, it is limited to arrays with length < about 2**64. -- https://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-list
