Make str and bytes be proper types #355
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…rea. This is pre-requisite for having efficient implementation of str<->bytes conversion, and having that efficient is required with unfortunare str vs bytes dichotomy in Python3.
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Would it be sensible to put the hash and length info in the data? (Like qstr has it.) Or were you already thinking of this for the next stage? :) |
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Yes, next stage, per #349 discussion ;-) |
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…ith an 8Mbyte chip) (micropython#355) Add supersized (8Mbyte SPI flash) FeatherM0Express support
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This makes 'str' and 'bytes' be proper type objects and implements standard Python3 constructor arguments, including efficient str<->bytes conversion. This implements first part of #349.