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I'm confused why there's a complaint about an uninitialized variable, but only on 3.13t under GCC apparently: test_pythoncapi_compat_cext.c: In function ‘test_long_api’:
test_pythoncapi_compat_cext.c:1439:26: error: ‘digits’ may be used uninitialized [-Werror=maybe-uninitialized]
1439 | ((digit *)digits)[0] = 123;
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test_pythoncapi_compat_cext.c:1431:11: note: ‘digits’ was declared here
1431 | void *digits;
| ^~~~~~
@vstinner do you have any idea what's going wrong? |
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It looks like the missing error checking was tripping up the compiler, but only on 3.13t. Not sure why, but adding error checking fixes it. This is ready now, I think. |
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LGTM
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I noticed there weren't any free-threaded builds for #149.