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From Revision 10

Rev	Summary	Authors	Date
10	Fix interpreter crashes. Fix interpreter crashes. Still doesn't look right.	Phil Connell	11 years ago
9	Revert boxing changes (to track down segfault issues) Revert boxing changes (to track down segfault issues)	Phil Connell	11 years ago
8	Remove raw ob_refcnt references in object.c Remove raw ob_refcnt references in object.c	Phil Connell	11 years ago
7	Remove raw ob_refcnt references in typeobject.c Remove raw ob_refcnt references in typeobject.c	Phil Connell	11 years ago
6	Fix build. Fix build. Interpreter now segfaults. Whoop.	Phil Connell	11 years ago
5	Fix sense of the Py_BOX macros (they're all Py_UNBOXED now). Fix sense of the Py_BOX macros (they're all Py_UNBOXED now). Also a minor refactor in longobject: _PyLong_AsLong_RETURN_UNBOXED shortcircuits the PyLong_AsLong functions.	Phil Connell	11 years ago
4	Fix build errors in longobject.c Fix build errors in longobject.c Things that need to be sorted out: - Errors (more Py_TYPE_UPDATE uses needed) - Bunch of warnings that need cleaning up - Ugly casts all over the place: - is uintptr_t the right type for 'unboxed' pointers? (probably) - why all the casts between PyLongObject and PyObject?	Phil Connell	11 years ago
3	Add distinct macros to change an refcounts and types Add distinct macros to change an refcounts and types Previously, Py_REFCNT and PY_TYPE were used both as lvalues and rvalues. To cope with unboxed types, they need to include a condition (or a bitwise/arithmetic expression), which can't be used as an lvalue. So, Py_REFCNF_UPDATE and Py_TYPE_UPDATE are added to be used where the old macros would have been used as lvalues.	Phil Connell	11 years ago
2	Start of unboxed long implementation Start of unboxed long implementation	Martin Morrison	11 years ago
1	Initial import of cpython Initial import of cpython	Martin Morrison	11 years ago