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Author maltehelmert
Recipients belopolsky, christian.heimes, gvanrossum, maltehelmert, pitrou, rbp
Date 2008-02-24.15:46:21
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Tiran, that's the general approach we should follow, yes.

But the people who discussed this on #python-dev all felt a bit queasy
about the "60" fallback -- this is what caused the bug in the first
place on Guido's and my machine. (A value of 60 was assumed; 100 would
have been correct.) Having no such fallback would be preferable, unless
it's necessary.

You use Windows, right? Can you test if that fallback is necessary
there? As far as I can tell, it should not be necessary on a more
UNIX-ish system.
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