I need test .py files

[Raul Parra Bacete FS]

Hi,

I have ported the python interpreter to the sh1 hitachi, and now I would
like to get .py programs to test my python interpreter... that programs
should not have any import statment or any reference to files, so I need
some BASIC .py programs to test my python

I wonder if you could give me any addres where I can get some of them or
send me some of them by e-mail....

Thanks.

Raul Parra Bacete
Åbo Akademi
rpa...@abo.fi

[M.-A. Lemburg]

Raul Parra Bacete FS wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> I have ported the python interpreter to the sh1 hitachi, and now I would
> like to get .py programs to test my python interpreter... that programs
> should not have any import statment or any reference to files, so I need
> some BASIC .py programs to test my python

The scripts in Lib/test/ of the Python source distribution
are intended to be a relatively complete test suite for the interpreter
and many of the standard libs modules.

See Lib/test/regrtest.py for details on how to run the suite.

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[Stefan Franke]

On Mon, 26 Apr 1999 19:10:49 +0300, Raul Parra Bacete FS <rpa...@abo.fi> wrote:

>Hi,
>
>I have ported the python interpreter to the sh1 hitachi,

Raul,
as I remember from your previous posts, you were trying
to build a stripped off (WRT OS and file system specific
modules) Python interpreter for an embedded system
context.

Your mail lets me assume you succeeded :-) Can you
summarize you experiences when you are finished?

It would be very cool to have a kind of "Minimal core
Python" configure option in the standard distribution
as a starting point for similar tasks!

About a year ago I was in the position to make
suggestions for a scripting language in an embedded
application to my ex-employer, with a main focus on
immediate availability.
I chose LUA, Scheme, Tcl 7.6, Python (in this order),
but have loved to see Python in a better rank.
Unfortunately the porting effort seemed quite high.

Stefan

PS: Finally they chose a yucky BASIC interpreter - for them
a known language available at no cost. What they left out
of consideration was that there were no interfacing or
wrapping possibilities (like SWIG) at all...