Some unit tests for Repy functions and libraries are written in Python and thus have to import repyportability to be able to access the Repy API, use dy_import_..., etc.
The portability stuff should be removed from these tests, and "native" Repy and UTF means of achieving the same thing used:
#pragma repy restrictions.default dylink.r2py
# The above pragma makes dylink's calls available to this program.
modulename = dy_import_module("modulename.r2py")etc.
(See SeattleTestbed/utf@944be54 where we re-enabled adding arguments other than a restrictions file to the sandbox startup call.)
Some unit tests for Repy functions and libraries are written in Python and thus have to
import repyportabilityto be able to access the Repy API, usedy_import_..., etc.The portability stuff should be removed from these tests, and "native" Repy and UTF means of achieving the same thing used:
etc.
(See SeattleTestbed/utf@944be54 where we re-enabled adding arguments other than a restrictions file to the sandbox startup call.)