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Found the culprit -
https://github.com/python/cpython/blob/769d7d0c66c5b86e2dd29b9ce67ac2daaab1bb38/Python/compile.c#L5268
Same goes for async with -
https://github.com/python/cpython/blob/769d7d0c66c5b86e2dd29b9ce67ac2daaab1bb38/Python/compile.c#L5171
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Oh it is also occurring when running from script (I ran it from IDLE and it
always results in correct lineno). I wrote example similar to how unittests
work and the frame with -1 lineno is also occurring there. Here is the code -
```
class A:
def
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Here presumably the error is occurring somewhere near unittest. I've tested
this and wrote a minimal reproducible example.
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import unittest
class TestingError(unittest.TestCase):
def test_negative_one(self):
with self.assertRaises
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> Your logs don't show this error. This error is test_asyncio hanging, but in
> your logs the test fails (multiple test do, actually).
I didn't include this error. I was just asking if we could do anything about
the multiple test fail
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> bpo-38323 is not fixed yet, I can still easily reproduce the hang on Linux is
> less than 1 minute:
https://bugs.python.org/issue38323#msg395090
Yes, with the commands you provided in the
https://bugs.python.org/issue38323#msg395090 I also reproduc
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I ran the test_suite on commit f3fa63ec75fdbb4a08a10957a5c631bf0c4a5970 in my
WSL 1 Ubuntu and got some unexpected results. There are huge reference leaks in
the tests and test_asyncio, test_subprocess, test_socket, etc., failed. I
forked the branch a
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The test result I got kind of seemed that the problem was in
test_close_kill_running but it maybe that I used wrong flag (maybe -F?). And it
is also weird that the error is occurring only in Fedora buildbot and not on
others. Also the logs are not showing
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I've also been trying to debug it for the whole day. Not sure what's causing
this. (Why does all error occur in Fedora buildbots? If I remember correctly,
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> How did you managed? I ran test_asyncio for almost 5 hours with -R in my
> linux machine and could not reproduce?
Now it's not again not reproducing. Maybe I used some wrong flag. But I'll try
to
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Victor, this issue is reproducible on Linux. I reproduced it on my WSL. And
I've identified the issue is in test_close_kill_running. The patch for
resolving the crash in bpo-38323 can be the cause of the newly introduced hang.
test_close_kill_runni
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Ok. Now it's back up again. Was a glitch perhaps.
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Would be great. LLDB is also supported on Windows (by Visual Studio) unlike gdb.
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I executed the code Tal provided and yes both Serhiy and Tal you're right. It
seems the backspace problem is related to Tcl/Tk's indexing. 1.1 and 1.2 both
refer to 😀. Also the dancing I told actually tells why this is happening. Since
Tcl/Tk u
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The first and third behavior is only occurring for IDLE. I believe the third
one is a cause of the first one.
The second behavior of dancing is a Tcl/Tk problem.
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Also what's up with this open-pending issue?
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What about closing this as third party? (Tcl/Tk is a dependency but still it's
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It's not a Python problem at all. This was occurring in IDLE only. And yeah I
know how it print the character. It's just that I was confused that why IDLE is
behaving like that. I am happy to learn that it has a fix c
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In IDLE, suppose I want to print 😀. I can write it like,
print(b'\xf0\x9f\x98\x80'.decode()). I can't print it in console so I tried it
in IDLE. It worked. Hurray! Hold on though. Now I thought how can I print 😀
directly. So I used the
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This is a flake8 error not tox error. Though if it was a complete flake8 error
then it would fail in all Python. But it only fails in 3.10 (don't know about
3.11 because haven't tested it yet.)
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Yes. It's becoming hard to implement both static and heap types using one
struct member. Since this is all about implementing a helping hand when it
comes to types I think two different members one for static and another one for
heap would be fine. A
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In PyModule_Create -> PyModule_Create2 -> SomeFunc... it would loop through the
array of object addresses and call PyModule_AddType on each and every one of
them. This will not change behavior or control flow only implement a handy way.
This I&#x
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I'm not sure if bpo-42376 is same as this one. Yes the basic idea to provide
abstraction and make it easy for the users to add type is same but the
approaches suggested are completely different. I propose a new structure member
in PyModuleDef be
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It's reproducible. I reproduced it on my Windows 10 with Python 3.10.0b1
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This looks like a pyflakes error to me. And you've also mentioned you can
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Hmmm... Then is it possible to add an exception where the error message will
result in,
SyntaxError: cannot assign to literal here. Maybe you meant ':', "==" or ":="
instead of '='?
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Sorry for the typos.
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I'm don't the second is a problem at all. What the error message is suggesting
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The bad token example needs a fix but the second is actually ok because we have
another type we write within curly braces "{" and there the error is actually
perfect. Like if we follow the error message, we use
ages = {'Alice'==22}
A
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Yes and it wouldn't be a problem. If struct member is 0 or NULL then use
default behavior. If not then apply PyModule_AddType or PyModule_AddObject on
all of those. Then after finishing set slot to NULL again since we don't want
to add a type
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Are you kidding me, What's going wrong with this issue tracker? I sent a
message and it's set to open now? I'm not even a core dev or triager. What the
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I've noticed whenever a core dev or triager sends a message the status is
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A friendly ping
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Can you provide the full traceback log of at least one of the import failures.
Try importing matplotlib, for example, and extract the traceback log. Usually
this error occurs due to PATH conflicts. This issue is thoroughly discussed in
https://github.com
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I don't know much about ceval.c functions, so is there a reason
PyEval_GetGlobals doesn't raise an error? I'm sorry for creating noise about it
if the current behavior is intended. I'll close the i
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Currently, PyEval_GetGlobals just returns NULL if frame is NULL while
PyEval_GetLocals raises a runtime error and then returns NULL if frame is NULL.
Raising a RuntimeError and then returning NULL from PyEval_GetGlobals if frame
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I suspected right. This was just CPU instability. In fact the patch is 1x-2x
slower as reported by pyperf. Therefore I'm closing this issue.
Though I'm working on another "yet to be failed attempt" to remove or rewrite
the GIL to imp
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pyperf results -
Mean +- std dev: 455 ms +- 13 ms
Looks a little bit faster than current 3.11, 3.10 and 3.9 versions.
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I attached the pyperf benchmark also.
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Sure
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> "That difference is 0.02 seconds, or about 1%, correct?"
I mistook 1.98 as 1.88 in my calculation. Sorry for that.
> The information is not very helpful to understand what you are doing. Please
> provide your system specs (arch,
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Test suite passed and also I'm attaching the benchmark I used to measure. (This
is the benchmark used by David Beazley in one of his famous GIL blog posts and
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I took the measurement like this. If it ran in 1.98 secs then the new patch
would theoretically measure 1.96 (original - 0.22). The patch isn't very
useful but it can sometimes be faster than the present code especially in debug
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Forgot to do that. I'll report back with the test suite result.
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Instability is more likely. But I'll run the benchmark once more and see what
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Today while working on an attempt to improve the GIL (either by modifying it or
removing it) I noticed that in destroy_gil function first we unlock the mutex
and then we set the gil->locked to -1 using _Py_atomic_store_explicit.
Therefore the cycle
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Yes, hard refresh fixes it. Thanks a lot.
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That's odd. What do you think is causing this? Python's 3.10 docs were fine
even yesterday. Why is it suddenly broken? Can it be related to Sphinx version
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I'm aware of that. But anyway I'm removing it since there are ways to overcome
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Zachary:
> As I said on the first PR, and as William says above, I don't see any
> indication that your assertion that some commands are 32-bit only is true.
> Please provide some evidence for your claim.
cl.exe by default points to the 32-
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It's tedious to add classes one by one using PyModule_AddObject in
PyInit_module function. Wouldn't it be much easier if there's a slot that has
an array of all the classes in their PyObject form and it'll automatically add
those clas
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Today the nosy list is not working. When I don't even mean to add or remove
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Shortcut is store the output of pip in a file using,
pip freeze > file.txt
And then after installing Python 3.9
py -3.9 -m pip install -m file.txt
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Are they saying this error is result of Windows update? (It may be. I didn't
notice you're talking about 21H1, I thought you're talking about other patch
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It doesn't seem to be a Python bug at all. This is pretty awkward that even
without upgrading your Python your program is breaking. I don't know tkinter
well but upgrading your Windows shouldn't affect tkinter at all. And as Steven
descri
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What is the input you're giving?
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What is the input are you expecting? int can only convert string with only
numbers like "10" or "2" not "10 abc" or "2 abc".
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I never said this was a bug. But what I'm saying is there should be a different
build for Debian because Debian has a reputation of using outdated packages.
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I figured out the commands. The problem is they are not upgraded.
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This problem doesn't exist in RPM Linux. Therefore creating a new DebianBuild
directory (like there is PCBuild, Mac) just for Debian Linux. (I haven't tested
RPM Linux and can't access any right now therefore I don't know if the problem
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Can you show an example code where this occurs? Which Python 3.8 subversion are
you using? How do you conclude these are memory issues?
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It's also pretty problematic that Python depends on the system header code
rather than fetched source code like we do in OS X or Windows. I would like to
suggest that we fetch source code and then use that instead of system header
files. This wouldn&#
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I know the deb-src problem and I've added that a long time ago. The problem is
that I don't know which repository has the unstable source. I'm on Ubuntu Focal
Fossa. I successfully can fetch sources but they are not up-to-date. I can&#x
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This is a Visual Studio solution. Will I attach the whole zip containing the
projects and files and the the solution file?
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I've two header files, one main.c file and it's on my local machine. My
platform is Windows, Python is 3.9.5 32bit and IDE is Visual Studio 2019.
I'm attaching those files.
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Thanks for the quick response but I'm using PyTypeObject only. But in stable
ABI it uses the name _typeobject to represent it. And I have a lot of files in
my module therefore it's difficult to a
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about using the stable ABI today. To my surprise, there are lot of conflicts
occurring if Py_LIMITED_API is defined. The whole list of errors are:-
1>C:\Users\shrey\source\re
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It's mentioned that Python 3.9.5 has this regression but the code works fine on
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Don't run VSCode in admin mode. Just set python to admin mode. See if it works
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The most easy way to do is right click on the application you're running the
code from, click Run as Administrator and then run the code in that
application. You'll not get any WinError. And also being in the Administrators
group doesn'
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Ok. I tested it. And I'm now completely sure that you're not running in
Administrator mode. I'll give you the steps to solve this problem but first of
all where are you running this code from, IDLE, Python or any other IDE? How to
run in adm
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> I can also add, modify, and delete Registry entries in HKLM (or any other
> hive) by hand with no problem, so it is definitely not a permissions issue.
When you run regedit you get an admin pop up, right? Like that also run python
in admin mode.
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The errors are occurring because the code before these commits checked whether
those algorithms were present or not. If an algorithm was not present it was
not tested. The new code doesn't check and therefore if even one of the
algorithm modules ar
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Actually behind the scenes, winreg uses win32api which doesn't allow setting
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE keys for unprivileged users. Running the application in
admin mode may work because at that point your application getting admin
privileges but it also ma
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Is it working if you run, whatever application you're running python on, in
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If that's the problem then what about merging the two sections together?
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No there's a hyperlink. See here
https://docs.python.org/3/library/configparser.html#configparser.ConfigParser.optionxform.
There's two duplicate definitions of ConfigParser.optionxform in
configparser.html. One gives examples, the other
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