Python3: all integers are now 64 bits integers and so if the target is a 32 bit integer we must always do the conversion #14
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…bit integer we must always do the conversion
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PyLong_AsLong returns a 32 bit long in python 3, so I don't think that your comment that all integers in python 3 are 64 bit is accurate (in fact the python integer type can be > than 64 bit as well). All python integer numbers are the python type 'long', but that is not the same as saying they're all the same as the C type 'long long'. |
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Looking at the code, I would think that removing the PyLong_Check for python3 would be a sufficient change? (Runtime.PyInt_AsLong calls PyLong_AsLong under python 3) |
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