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Author	loewis
Date	2005年10月12日.07:56:54
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Logged In: YES user_id=21627 Thanks for pointing out the earlier report, closing this one as a duplicate. Re: the platform SDK includes the same CRT: I somewhat doubt that statement. In my copy of the SDK, I have a msvcrt.dll version 6.10.2207.0, and the CRT sources don't have assertions in them. I can't ultimately test this, though, as I don't have the hardware. Re: it's an assertion. So does everybody agree that this is not conforming to ISO C? It should be worked-around in Python, sure, but preferably only after the release of the compiler, and preferably only after researching alternative solutions in the CRT sources of VS2005.

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Logged In: YES 
user_id=21627
Thanks for pointing out the earlier report, closing this one
as a duplicate.
Re: the platform SDK includes the same CRT: I somewhat doubt
that statement. In my copy of the SDK, I have a msvcrt.dll
version 6.10.2207.0, and the CRT sources don't have
assertions in them. I can't ultimately test this, though, as
I don't have the hardware.
Re: it's an assertion. So does everybody agree that this is
not conforming to ISO C? It should be worked-around in
Python, sure, but preferably only after the release of the
compiler, and preferably only after researching alternative
solutions in the CRT sources of VS2005.

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2007年08月23日 14:35:09	admin	create

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