- Committer: John Arbash Meinel
- Date: 2010-08-23 21:36:06 UTC
- Revision ID: john@arbash-meinel.com-20100823213606-1pk5w1nyaz9kz9k0
Lots of compatibility changes for python2.4 and mingw32 compilers.
gcc has strtoll available, and does the wrong thing if you use _strtoi64 (it implicitly
defines it to return an 'int' which isn't a 64-bit integer.)
Further, python2.4 doesn't support the %lu syntax, only having %ld and %d. So we go
back to casting everything into real python objects and then stringifying them, but
only for python 2.4.
gcc has strtoll available, and does the wrong thing if you use _strtoi64 (it implicitly
defines it to return an 'int' which isn't a 64-bit integer.)
Further, python2.4 doesn't support the %lu syntax, only having %ld and %d. So we go
back to casting everything into real python objects and then stringifying them, but
only for python 2.4.
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