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Author	dtorp
Date	2005年05月27日.18:49:08
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Logged In: YES user_id=681258 Forgive my directness, but the last post doesn't show the slightest clue about how Python works. The existing test for a negative shift count takes place downstream from the interpreter in the int_lshift function in intobject.c (and the same for longobject.c). The RFE is to replace the line that raises a Value Error exception with a line that does something useful like flipping the sign of the argument and delegating to int_rshift. That is a zero net change in code complexity. The runtime of non-negative cases is likewise unchanged. Is there someone else reading this who has an informed opinion?

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Forgive my directness, but the last post doesn't show the slightest 
clue about how Python works. The existing test for a negative 
shift count takes place downstream from the interpreter in the 
int_lshift function in intobject.c (and the same for longobject.c). 
The RFE is to replace the line that raises a Value Error exception 
with a line that does something useful like flipping the sign of the 
argument and delegating to int_rshift. That is a zero net change 
in code complexity. The runtime of non-negative cases is 
likewise unchanged. Is there someone else reading this who has 
an informed opinion?

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2008年01月20日 09:59:39	admin	link	issue1205239 messages
2008年01月20日 09:59:39	admin	create

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