LOL. In the end your email contained all the info needed.
I agree with you that not closing files when they go out of scope is a
major incompatibility.
Massimo
On Mar 21, 11:59 pm, Joe Barnhart wrote:
> So you beat me to it, Massimo! I needed to do a little background
> study. I downloaded
So you beat me to it, Massimo! I needed to do a little background
study. I downloaded and installed Mercurial for the Mac, then I
cloned the repository at google. I went to make my change to sql.py
and found you'd beat me to it!
But next time, I'll be better prepared to send you a patch. I'm u
On Mar 20, 2:58 pm, Joe Barnhart wrote:
> OK -- more info.
>
> I discovered that sqlite3 was not being loaded by sql.py in gluon.
> The library must be structured oddly because it wants something like:
>
> from sqlite3 import dbapi2 as sqlite3
Can you send me the patch?
> After hacking sql.py
OK -- more info.
I discovered that sqlite3 was not being loaded by sql.py in gluon.
The library must be structured oddly because it wants something like:
from sqlite3 import dbapi2 as sqlite3
After hacking sql.py in this fashion, pypy ran perfectly! ...for
about 30 seconds!
After that time, I
I installed PyPy on a Mac. I discovered it needs openssl to run, so I
used MacPorts to install openssl and everything ran as expected. I
was able to run web2py.py under PyPy and the management interface
works perfectly! BUT...
I'm gettng a Sqlite3 error whenever I try to run a site:
Traceback
Keep us posted. this is important!
On Mar 19, 6:13 pm, Joe Barnhart wrote:
> I have to say... WOW. Just WOW. The performance they're getting --
> even at this "post beta" stage of development -- is breathtaking.
> They've benchmarked Twisted on it and seen huge performance gains vs.
> CPython
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