Py3 comparison operators - #291
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…heck for NULL Remove NULL check debug print in Decref Remove added NULL checks for self.repr in constructorbinding.cs
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Actually the implementation of <, <=, >, >= seems to be broken for Python 2: it always returns -1: |
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If you'd cherry-pick b709a4b on top we will use the same code for Python 2 and 3, so Py2 will also benefit from your change. tp_compare has been obsoleted by tp_richcompare a long time ago. |
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Looks like <, <=, >, >= implementations were dropped when moving from Python 2 to 3.