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Author vstinner
Recipients kmiku7, matrixise, remi.lapeyre, vstinner
Date 2019-03-18.14:05:21
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> Because I am not familiar about how to contribute a patch, I doubt it's reasonable to write a test which will consuming more than 2GB memory space? Because if write a test to cover this case, we will build a string larger than 2GB, and use socket to send it. Dose the machine running tests have enough memory resource?

Most computers have at least 4 GB of memory. It would be possible to write a "bigmem" test which build a string longer than 2 GiB, send it and check the received length, but I'm not sure that it's worth it: there is no such test in the master branch.
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