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Fixed the buffer length computation when serialising. |
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Introduced the remaining store operations, raising TypeError for class-relative |
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Added support for function names using the __fname__ attribute, combining it |
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Fixed global name accesses and assignments, particularly for mutated globals. |
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Preserve alias information for serialised references so that mutated names |
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Changed serialisation to handle classes separately, since .__str__ and |
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Fixed constant instance attributes and added special support for __name__. |
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Removed confusing alias information from attribute details. |
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Added another failure test. |
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Use computed targets for known callables, thus obtaining bound methods. |
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Added expected results. |
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Support direct access to known callables when function pointers cannot be used. |
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Test for __args__ on callables when preparing generic invocations. |
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Show the full test details in the output. |
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Added commentary and docstrings. |
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Added support for guards after name assignments. |
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Added guard generation for function parameters. |
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Simplified test invocation generation. |
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Change __test_context to only raise a TypeError for instance contexts, |
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Propagate accessor kinds for accesses so that only functions and bound methods |
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Raise TypeError when context tests fail. |
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Only generate signatures for generated literal instantiators. |
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Added issubclass and improved isinstance, also introducing various native |
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Added get_using support. Also added various representation methods. |
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Make sure that variable references are assigned to names appropriately. |
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Sketched out the attribute inspection support somewhat. |
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Fixed list and tuple initialisation via their initialisers. |
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Fixed assignments involving invocations that provide unknown results. |
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Produce a proper error when too many arguments are given for an invocation. |
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Put sequence functionality into a common base class for list and tuple. |
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Fixed plain accesses occurring in invocation arguments to not be considered as |
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Added initial program representation (repr and __repr__) support. |
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Treat buffer initialisation arguments as append inputs. |
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Added tests of buffers and list serialisation. |
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Prevent iteration over strings. Added a docstring to NoneType. |
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Added missing index increment when traversing lists for serialisation. |
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Automatically convert non-buffer, non-string objects to strings for appending. |
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Omit aliases that are identical to origins when serialising references. |
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Update the __data__ attribute when fragment addresses change. |
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Added print statements for testing purposes. |
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Fixed anonymous accesses, preventing accidental lookup of None. |
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Fixed variable names making attribute chain access details available. |
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Introduced specific instance size constants for functions employing defaults. |
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Prevent lambdas with defaults being referenced as static function objects. |
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Made buffer initialisation more robust. Fixed list growth from empty and buffer |
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Switched from using macro aliases to constant pointer aliases (missing C++-style |
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Added support for unary negation of integers. |
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Fixed fragment allocation in the native functions and added some list and buffer |
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Removed handling of stray assignment nodes. |
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Fixed function name assignments after a modification to a common function |
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Added alias serialisation in order to preserve origin information for imported |
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Added print statements to various tests. |
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Added a string representation for None. |
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Removed the __load_function operation, making sure that __load_static provides |
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Added print statements to test results. |
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Added tentative implementations of several native functions. |
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Added invocations of the module functions. |
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Assign functions to names in namespaces where such names are reused. |
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Make sure that structures are generated for functions whose names are reused and |
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Prevent out-of-bounds access to lists. |
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