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PyPy support - #58
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Replaces PyObject_Malloc/Free with their PyMem counterparts; PyPy does not support the PyObject variants. Arguably, based on https://docs.python.org/2.3/whatsnew/section-pymalloc.html the PyMem variants are a better fit for this use case anyway (PyObject_ being intended for "small" allocations). Disables the use of CP1250 under PyPy because it lacks the PyUnicode_Encode function. There are no new tests failures. (testConnectWithWrongDB fails with a 1044 error for me and not 1049 with both the original code under CPython and this code under PyPy).
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Test ok with PyPy 5.6.0 (python 2.7.12) |
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Replaces
PyObject_Malloc/Freewith theirPyMemcounterparts; PyPy does not support thePyObjectvariants. Arguably, based on the documents for PyMalloc the PyMem variants are a better fit for this use case anyway (PyObject_being intended for "small" allocations).Disables the use of CP1250 under PyPy because it lacks the
PyUnicode_Encodefunction.There are no new tests failures. (
testConnectWithWrongDBfails with a 1044 error for me and not 1049 with both the original code under CPython and this code under PyPy).