Vs2010 compilation support (Python 3.3/3.4 support) #47
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This looks great! If it's compatible with 3.3 as well, please add that to the build matrix too (so appveyor will build wheels for it). The last sentence of the first paragraph in the readme mentions which Python versions we support -- could you update that here too? Also, please do the CLA dance -- we're trying to keep this repository fully PSF CLA signed. Thanks! |
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Okay, I made those two changes. I signed the CLA yesterday, but my bpo does not show it as accepted yet... if I need to do anything else, let me know! |
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BPO is now showing my CLA as signed, I believe if you remove the label, it should check again? |
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Thanks! |
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Glad to help! Now to add support in Mypy :) |
This reverts commit b177b76. mypy now supports Python 3.3/3.4 under Windows Ref: python/typed_ast#46 Ref: python/typed_ast#47
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@ddfisher is it possible to release it to PYPI? P.S. BTW, it's possible to configure automatic deployment to PYPI from Travis CI on tag push. Are you interested in such automation? I could make a PR. |
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Oh.. Now I see it's released, it's just mypy dependency restriction. |
Update bundled lz4 lib files to v1.8.0
MSVC 9's weird C99 implementation means that identifiers must be declared at the beginning of a scope. This refactors the code to support that. There are no functional changes to the parsing. I mostly did this out of an interest to see how hard it would be, turns out pretty simple 😄
This should also work for Python 3.3 (I can add it to the build matrix if desired).