DRAFT removing the Wrapper metaclass for python 3.9. resolves TypeError: 'gcc.WrapperMeta' object is not iterable #192
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This code here is experimental.
I am using the docker image zbeekman/nightly-gcc-trunk-docker-image
latest 5114095361e6 with patches. gcc (GCC) 10.0.0
20191203 (experimental) latest 5114095361e6 I guess that
is actually older than I thought but whatever.
I am testing with pyenv 3.9-dev Python 3.9.9 .
The first thing I did was hook it up to the new python, then I had to
remove some deprecated code. Finally I worked around the issue of the
metaclass not loading. It does not even seem to be used so I am
removing it for now until I can learn more.
The goal here is to have a docker container that will contain the
latest version of the python plugin in a way that anyone can use it
easily with a docker pull.
Merry Christmas and Happy New Year 2020
mike