Prepend a "const" to a for loop in printPyObject. #11857
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As pytuple should be a constant type (since obj is constant), potential errors would occur without this const decorator, e.g., when compiling against PyPy. Although PyPy is not supported yet, it would still be useful if we remove this compilation issue (out of very few numbers of compilation issues) to allow hackers playing with them.
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PyPy support would be awesome! Looks like the only build failure is this stalled build https://travis-ci.org/pytorch/pytorch/jobs/430446228 (travis issue) |
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@lopuhin Now all tests passed! Can you review again? |
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As pytuple should be a constant type (since obj is constant), potential errors would occur without
this const decorator, e.g., when compiling against PyPy. Although PyPy is not supported yet, it
would still be useful if we remove this compilation issue (out of very few numbers of compilation
issues) to allow hackers playing with them.