Renato Cunha added the comment:
No worries, Gregory. Glad I could help. :-)
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New submission from Renato Cunha :
Importing multiprocessing prior to other modules that define `ufunc`s breaks
pickle.whichmodule for those functions.
Example:
Python 3.8.6 (default, Sep 30 2020, 04:00:38)
[GCC 10.2.0] on linux
Type "help", "copyright", &
New submission from Renato Cunha :
The word "child" is needlessly repeated in the subprocess documentation. This
trivial patch fixes this.
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New submission from Renato Cunha :
PyObject_HEAD's documentation in py3k
(http://docs.python.org/dev/py3k/c-api/structures.html#PyObject_HEAD) uses the
same content used in the python 2.x's docs which is wrong, as there were some
API changes.
PyObject_HEAD is actually defined a
New submission from Renato Cunha :
Even though the "File Objects" section in py3k documentation makes it clear
that the functions there listed are just wrappers over the io module, it took
me a bit to find which function PyFile_FromFd was wrapping.
So, what about making it
New submission from Renato Cunha :
PyFile_FromFd has a wrong argument cound and, consequently, a wrong description
in py3k docs. The "errors" is never mentioned.
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New submission from Renato Cunha :
In the documentation of the built-in functions, the description of set
says "Return a new set, optionally with elements ARE taken from
iterable. ...".
The referenced text should be either "... optionally with elements take
