I guess this is the first opcode I've used that isn't available in all Pythons.2010-07-02T01:52:53+00:00Ned Batchelderned@nedbatchelder.com2010-07-02T01:52:53+00:00a675cb0a4b23a3f31bea9c9f83d472bfd81cb019
Python 3.2 has a new opcode: SETUP_WITH2010-07-02T01:37:10+00:00Ned Batchelderned@nedbatchelder.com2010-07-02T01:37:10+00:002c84d43573a4558fd70f9a7edc4ec7f7b90b4ff9
Empty python files (like __init__.py) are shown as having zero statements, not one. Fixes #1.2010-06-27T22:19:13+00:00Ned Batchelderned@nedbatchelder.com2010-06-27T22:19:13+00:0004c37320f567bc3331af3428726ae963186f39f9
Fail early, and with an intelligible message, if the current Python implementation can't analyze code.2010-05-22T03:04:09+00:00Ned Batchelderned@nedbatchelder.com2010-05-22T03:04:09+00:0088eef7d43f1056d8ff65ca260fa7f28e49f4bfc1
Properly record multiple exits separately. Fixes #62.2010-04-28T02:00:59+00:00Ned Batchelderned@nedbatchelder.com2010-04-28T02:00:59+00:00d790754b0905b17f34a77aa8e3b05e52561c15e1
Jumps to jumps could make loops look like they go places they really don't, so start new chunks for every absolute jump. Fixes issue #39.2009-12-20T16:03:33+00:00Ned Batchelderned@nedbatchelder.com2009-12-20T16:03:33+00:00a81c9c2598e4beb00f64e0fb994561e9f7b66b01
version_info is a nicer way to check Python versions than hexversion is.2009-12-13T22:21:58+00:00Ned Batchelderned@nedbatchelder.com2009-12-13T22:21:58+00:009fad1bddd3d162013f1248d3ba1fa93bacea5a7b
Mark some code as not covered.2009-12-01T02:33:29+00:00Ned Batchelderned@nedbatchelder.com2009-12-01T02:33:29+00:0018709b4ff679c7d882859e821d605012d1b9996e