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 * datetime and sets (testing the python modules)
   
* datetime -- all python version from CPython sandbox is pending small problems with new-style classes.
    * sets -- all python version from CPython 2.3 looks very good (once I stopped making silly mistakes while testing) 5 failing tests: 4 having to do with pickling and 1 that needs a closer look. Overall it looks like sets.py should work pretty much unchanged.

 * new-style <type 'float'>
    * done (with some bugfixing help from Brian)
 * new-style
<type 'tuple'>
    * done
 * new-style for underlying PySequence for tuple, list, etc.
    * took a somewhat weak stab but, SamuelePedroni ended up doing this (definitely for the best)
 * going through bug list
    * ongoing...
 * datetime -- all python version from CPython sandbox should work pending completion of new-style class conversions.
 * sets -- all python version from CPython 2.3 looks very good -- 5 failing tests: 4 having to do with pickling and 1 that needs a closer look. Overall it looks like sets.py should work pretty much unchanged.
 * Taken over new-style <type 'file'> Should be done by mid-May
 * done with: new-style <type 'tuple'> <type 'float'>
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AndrewHoward
 * porting array module (includes additions to PyArray)

BillDehora

  • wiki management
  • new-style <type 'string'>

    • ship: end of march

AlanKennedy

  • asyncore, socket and select modules

SeanMcGrath

  • site management

OtiHumbel

  • installer, details can be found here: ["InstallationDetails"]

  • new-style <type 'file'>

    • extended gexpose to handle long arguments
    • still working on build and test

SamuelePedroni

  • polishing up new-style classes

ArnoSchmidmeier

  • JSR223

ClarkUpdike

FrankWierzbicki

  • datetime -- all python version from CPython sandbox should work pending completion of new-style class conversions.
  • sets -- all python version from CPython 2.3 looks very good -- 5 failing tests: 4 having to do with pickling and 1 that needs a closer look. Overall it looks like sets.py should work pretty much unchanged.
  • Taken over new-style <type 'file'> Should be done by mid-May

  • done with: new-style <type 'tuple'> <type 'float'>

BrianZimmer

DarekSuchojad

  • unicodedata module

JasonWhitlark

  • cmath module

AndrewHoward

  • porting array module (includes additions to PyArray)

WhosDoingWhat (last edited 2011-06-27 19:24:34 by 109)