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[14:16] <xqo> hey
[14:16] <xqo> what is jython? Do you write java-code with python syntax, kind of?
[14:48] <lopex> jython _is_ python
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[15:42] <agronholm> xqo: jython is a python implementation that works on top of the java virtual machine
[15:42] <agronholm> so it can interface directly with java code
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[16:40] <agronholm> so where is everyone? Nobody at lafayette...
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[18:54] <fwierzbicki> agronholm: when you get to making a type, I wrote some of it up here: http://fwierzbicki.blogspot.com/2012/01/jython-dev-notes-part-i-jython-exposer.html
[18:54] <fwierzbicki> though it's a bit rough
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[19:00] <jimbaker> any opinions on the best concurrent linked hash map impl out there right now?
[19:31] <jimbaker> i'm going to assume http://code.google.com/p/concurrentlinkedhashmap/, which is also used by google guava (but apparently not exposed)
[19:31] <jimbaker> this is to support 2.7's new OrderedDict type
[19:40] <fwierzbicki> hg clone ssh://hg@hg.python.org/sandbox/jython27
[19:41] <fwierzbicki> hg clone ssh://hg@hg.python.org/sandbox/jython27
[19:44] <shashank> hg clone ssh://hg@hg.python.org/jython
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[20:31] <shashank> Hey All! I just got a jenkins instance up and running at: http://gradual.colorado.edu/hudson/
[20:31] <shashank> (it's hudson, but anyway)
[20:31] <shashank> the relevant projects are: Jython-Trunk which builds the default of current jython
[20:32] <Oti> shashank - cool!
[20:32] <shashank> and Jython-Trunk Regression which runs the full regression suite
[20:32] <shashank> Oti: yeah :)
[20:32] <fwierzbicki> shashank: cool thanks!
[20:33] <Oti> shashank - which operation system is hudson running on?
[20:33] <shashank> Ubuntu
[20:34] <shashank> The "performance" job there is for running the complete tests from the PyPy guys and it posts the results to gradual.colorado.edu
[20:34] <Oti> reinhapa and me are still not 100% successful on fedora
[20:34] <Oti> did you have to do any tricks / tweaks?
[20:35] <shashank> Oti: no, I tried Jenkins but encoutered a few errors so I took hudson from the Ubuntu Software Center
[20:36] <shashank> that pretty much installed directly and I had to tweak apache a bit to get it exposed, but nothing major
[20:36] <Oti> shashank: thanks!
[20:37] <Oti> shashank: we have problems if 2 regression suites are running in parallel
[20:37] <Oti> some tests then never end
[20:38] <shashank> Oti: yeah that's correct, I was just trying to check if that was resolved, and started a regression suite build right now
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[20:41] <Oti> shashank: please let me know if you find a resolution
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[20:47] <shashank> Oti: sure, I'll do that
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[20:56] <shashank> Oti: The build I had started just went through till the end: http://gradual.colorado.edu/hudson/job/Jython-Trunk%20Regression/2/console
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[20:57] <shashank> there are a lot of failures, but atleast all the test run till completion, I don't know what fixed it thought :-P
[20:58] <Oti> shashank: we have the same result if we run trunk regression
[20:58] <Oti> but if we run trunk regression and 2.5 regression at the same time, the tests block (probably because of usage of the same ports or so)
[20:59] <shashank> Oti: oh I see, well I'll try to avoid that issue then
[21:02] <Oti> so in your setup, if Jython-Trunk Regression and Jython Regression should be triggered, i suspect ...
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[21:08] <shashank> Oti: yeah I catch you drift, I'm thinking I'll only run Jython-regression once a day or something like that to avoid the issue
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[22:22] <jimbaker> fyi, europython cfp proposal deadline is next sunday (march 18)
[22:22] <jimbaker> a conference i would love to go to... but the timing is not good for me, july 2-8
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[23:03] <jimbaker> shashank has also put up jython27 under hudson, http://gradual.colorado.edu/hudson/job/Jython27%20Regression/lastCompletedBuild/testReport/
[23:04] <jimbaker> this is very useful, 638 out of 8561 failed. i'm sure there a bunch of skips to go in there too
[23:07] <jimbaker> or such things as a bad path manipulation from compiled path to source path, see http://gradual.colorado.edu/hudson/job/Jython27%20Regression/lastCompletedBuild/testReport/test.test_argparse/TestActionRegistration/test_argparse_module_encoding/
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[23:38] <jimbaker> do we need to use something like bouncycastle to ensure we get sha-224?
[23:39] <jimbaker> just looking at examples like this one, http://java-x509-cert.googlecode.com/svn-history/r29/trunk/eit060-proj2/org/bouncycastle/ocsp/OCSPUtil.java
[23:43] <jimbaker> a suitable bouncy castle jar is 1.7MB, so ideally not
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