[Python-Dev] script containing all opcs

[Georg Brandl]

Michal Revucky schrieb:
> hello everyone,
> 
> i would like to get a python script which executes all interpreter's opcodes, or
> how am i supposed to create such script... i just need to make sure that all
> opcodes (as defined in Include/opcode.h) are executed by this scrip 
> i need this script for testing purposes while rewritting the python's ceval.c 
> code...

This question might better suit comp.lang.python, but nevertheless:
The opcodes are quite well documented, in the documentation of the
"dis" module. Many of them serve a specific purpose (like implementing
`x[y]` or `raise x`) and should therefore be easy to test. For the
others, like ROT_TWO, you'll need to look into Python/compile.c to
find out in which cases they are generated.

Georg

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