revamped README; the usual elsewhere...
diff --git a/BUGS b/BUGS
index ed97f06..3bb18c0 100644
--- a/BUGS
+++ b/BUGS
@@ -1,38 +1,14 @@
-*** See the ChangeLog file for bugs fixed since 1.2 BETA 2 ***
-
-Sorry, this list does not claim completeness. If I fixed a bug
-immediately upon receiving the first complaint I usually did not
-nother to make an entry in this file, unless it was a serious bug
-(core dump or infinite loop).
+THIS LIST DOES NOT CLAIM COMPLETENESS.
==> Status indicators: (-) not fixed; (*) fixed; (?) not sure.
======================================================================
+Problems that are difficult to solve
+------------------------------------
+
(-) "f()=0" generates syntax error msg without line number
-======================================================================
-
-Known BUGS in 1.2 BETA 1, fixed in 1.2 BETA 2
----------------------------------------------
-
-(*) list slice assignment contains reantrancy bug
-
-(*) range() and xrange() break on Alpha's
-
-(*) interactive use of vars() gives barrage of output due to recursive
-inclusion of '_'
-
-(*) configure.in contains bogus name to check for inet library
-
-Known BUGS in 1.1.1 and 1.2 BETA 3
-----------------------------------
-
-(-) still a memory leak in threads when thread.exit_thread() is used
-
-Problems in 1.1.1 that are difficult to solve
----------------------------------------------
-
(-) tkinter seems to leave an exception around sometime which breaks
unmarshalling code objects [hard to reproduce, have added a trap to
marshal.c to catch it]
@@ -49,9 +25,6 @@
Known portability problems
--------------------------
-(-) tkinter doesn't seem to see any declaration of malloc on sunos
-4.1.3?
-
(-) arraymodule doesn't compile under Ultrix (FPROTO macro)
(-) makesetup assumes CCC is the C++ compiler -- not portable
@@ -67,6 +40,44 @@
BUGS present in 1.1.1 and fixed in 1.2
--------------------------------------
+(*) extraneous fclose() in run_script() in pythonrun.c for .pyc file
+
+(*) __str__ is called if it exists (and then fails) when applying
+str() to a class
+
+(*) mem leaks in inittime() in timemodule.c
+
+(*) mem leak in optimize() in compile.c
+
+(*) mem leak in func_dealloc() in funcobject.c
+
+(*) missing DECREF for result of run_string in exec_statement() in
+ceval.c
+
+(*) missing INCREF in RAISE_EXCEPTION case after gettupleitem() in
+ceval.c
+
+(*) posix.utime gives problems on problems on platforms where struct
+utime members are bitfields
+
+(*) leak in regex module.c:reg_dealloc() -- should free compiled pattern
+
+(*) many uses of macros from <ctype.h> fail with signed characters
+
+(*) compilation on NeXT requires manual editing of the Makefile
+
+(*) tkinter should cast malloc() result
+
+(*) marshal.c (w_object()) triggers GCC bug on DEC Alpha
+
+(*) int/long size bug in range() and xrange() on DEC Alpha
+
+(*) memory leaks in dbm and gdbm modules
+
+(*) refcnt bug in select.select([f], [f], [f])
+
+(*) Should fflush(stdout) before printing traceback to stderr
+
(*) Linux uses GNU getopt by default which is broken
(*) make sharedinstall references to machdep directory but doesn't
@@ -85,8 +96,8 @@
(*) C-level coerce() doesn't call __coerce__ when it should (and
similar for __cmp__)
-(*) struct module aligns doubles wrongly when compiled with -DDEBUG on
-sparc
+(*) struct module assigns unaligned doubles when compiled with -DDEBUG
+on sparc
(*) memory leak (namebuf) in initmodule2
@@ -234,14 +245,15 @@
-------------------------------------
(?) compiler warnings about argument type of uname() on ULTRIX
-machines (don't know what to do about it)
+machines (don't know what to do about it) [could be fixed by fix for
+bitfields in struct uname]
(?) syntax error for interactive input prints garbage instead of last
source line on some systems (e.g. AIX) (impossible to test/reproduce)
-!!! I think I've found this one -- a missing INCREF in print_error!
+[I think I've found this one -- a missing INCREF in print_error]
(?) (maybe) a bad .pyc file (with old magic number) causes the .py
-file to be ignored
+file to be ignored [should be fixed by rewrite of import.c]
(?) Sunos4.0.2 / 386 configure bugs:
- timelocal instead of mktime
@@ -314,7 +326,7 @@
BUGS found in 1.0.0 and not yet fixed
-------------------------------------
-(?) On NeXT, need to define _POSIX_SOURCE.
+(*) On NeXT, need to define _POSIX_SOURCE.
(?) there appears to be something wrong with gcc and -ldl on some
SunOS 4.1.3 systems