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| The people planning to sprint on the AST branch are: | = Preparing = To get ready for the sprint, get a CVS checkout of the 'ast-branch'. How to do get a tagged branch, see the Python Dev FAQ @ http://www.python.org/dev/devfaq.html . Once you have a checkout, read Python/compile.txt . That gives an overview of what files are involved and how the basic process works. = Attendees = |
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* Neal Norwitz (maybe) * LD Landis * John Ehresman (arriving early afternoon on Saturday) Q: Is a pythonite with very little hacking-CPython experience of any use? -- Timothy Fitz A: Sure! Part of the point of the sprints is to teach people about what is being sprinted on in hopes of them continuing to contribute long after the sprint is over. I just can't make any guarantees about entertainment value. =) -- Brett C. |
What We Are Going To Do
Guido has requested that the AST branch please be finished for Python 2.5 . Sprint on the AST branch has also become a tradition since the first sprint at PyCon 2003. Here is a rough list of what needs to be worked on:
* applying patches from SF
* Get generator expression working
* Get decorators working
* Work out bugs (including memory leaks)
* Flesh out docs on AST
Preparing
To get ready for the sprint, get a CVS checkout of the 'ast-branch'. How to do get a tagged branch, see the Python Dev FAQ @ http://www.python.org/dev/devfaq.html .
Once you have a checkout, read Python/compile.txt . That gives an overview of what files are involved and how the basic process works.
Attendees
* Brett Cannon
* Neal Norwitz (maybe)
* LD Landis
* John Ehresman (arriving early afternoon on Saturday)
Q: Is a pythonite with very little hacking-CPython experience of any use? -- Timothy Fitz
A: Sure! Part of the point of the sprints is to teach people about what is being sprinted on in hopes of them continuing to contribute long after the sprint is over. I just can't make any guarantees about entertainment value. =) -- Brett C.