Jonathan Wiltshire wrote:
> The question came about because the upstream author of RedNotebook ships a
> number of convenience copies, sometimes heavily modified, because he is
> nervous about APIs changing suddenly and wasting his work.
I would concentrate on stopping the modified part. Includin
Jonathan Wiltshire writes:
> In lib* libraries, we (usually) have SONAMEs which provide some kind
> of contract between the .so and the consuming application. Is there an
> equivalent practice in pure Python modules that is implemented widely
> enough to be useful?
The convention in Python is th
On Mar 15, 2010, at 08:47 PM, Jonathan Wiltshire wrote:
>It occurs to me that there's very little guarantee of a stable API in
>Python modules - less so in C modules, because upstream tends to be more
>aware that this is a library, but in pure Python modules.
There is nothing other than conventio
Hi,
It occurs to me that there's very little guarantee of a stable API in
Python modules - less so in C modules, because upstream tends to be more
aware that this is a library, but in pure Python modules.
In lib* libraries, we (usually) have SONAMEs which provide some kind of
contract between the
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