Currently, the generated exception classes are not hashable under
Python 3 because of the generated `__eq__` method. Exception objects
are generally expected to be hashable by the Python standard library.
Post-construction mutation of an exception object seems like a very
unlikely case, so enable hashing for all exceptions by making them
immutable by default. This also adds a way to opt-out of immutability
by setting the `python.immutable` annotation to `"false"`.
avoiding duplicate rebuilds of the same image, and also
allow personal docker hub repositories for private fork
builds to be optimized. Move ubsan build to artful image
because it catches more stuff and fix what was found.
THRIFT-4345: solidify docker build strategy for maximum
coverage: trusty, xenial, artful as stock as they can be
THRIFT-4344: add top level language summary markdown and
update readme with a new image on the layered architecture
THRIFT-3847: remove VERSION macro from config.h which
was causing a conflict on artful builds.
THRIFT-4359: fix haxe map/set decode when key is binary,
as a missing break statement caused it to use an int
during decode
This closes#1389
Client: py
_read_by_ttype and _write_by_ttype must be using the *element* spec
and not the container spec when determining the correct read/write
handler.
This closes#1273
The thrift build system currently assumes that the thrift compiler is
always available in $(top_builddir)/compiler/cpp/thrift. However, in a
cross-compilation context, this location contains the thrift compiler
built for the target... which obviously will not run on the build
machine.
In order to support such cross-compilation situation, we introduce the
THRIFT variable as a an argument for the configure script (using
AC_ARG_VAR). If not specified, it defaults to the existing value of
using compiler/cpp/thrift from the build directory, but it can be
overridden when calling ./configure.
Note that $(top_builddir) cannot be used within the configure script,
so we simply use `pwd`, which is the same as the top_builddir.
Signed-off-by: Thomas Petazzoni <thomas.petazzoni@free-electrons.com>
This closes#1336
This closes#1350
Client: Python
Patch: Thomas Bartelmess, Eevee (Alex Munroe), helgridly, Christian Verkerk, Jeroen Vlek, Nobuaki Sukegawa
This closes#213 and closes#680
Client: C_glib, C++, D, Erlang, Go, Haskell, Lua, Java/Me, JavaScript, Node, Ocaml, Perl, PHP, Python, Ruby
Patch: Jens Geyer
This closes#341
Minimal server-side implementations and TODO stubs for various languages to let "make check" succeeed.
Not contained in this patch and still TODO:
- client side implementations, i.e. calls to testBinary() and appropriate tests
- server side hex printout missing for some languages
