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217. By Greg Banks on 2019-08-15

Python3: disable the intern_from_cache test

This broke in Python3 and I don't yet see why, but the method it's
testing is just working with a cache for making interface objects so I'm
not too worried.

216. By Greg Banks on 2019-08-15

Python3: numerous minor tweaks to unit tests

215. By Greg Banks on 2019-08-15

Python3: Use pytest.raises() in tests.

214. By Greg Banks on 2019-08-15

Python3: Use _PySys_GetSizeOf() for more types of objects.

The internal implementation of dicts and strings are sufficiently
different and more complex in Python 3 than in Python 2, so that it no
longer makes sense to second-guess their sizes from structures. Use
_PySys_GetSizeOf() for more cases instead, it's slower but more
reliable.

213. By Greg Banks on 2019-08-15

Python3: Don't use PyUnicode_GET_SIZE()

In Python3, PyUnicode_GET_SIZE() now has the unfortunate side effect of
*changing* the object's size under some circumstances. This means that
dumping objects containing strings a second time gives different results
from the first time, causing spurious unit test failures. Fix by using
a different macro.

212. By Greg Banks on 2019-08-15

Python3: Decorate the memory dump for "dict" objects with
an array of the first few keys, to help track down where
they're from.

211. By Greg Banks on 2019-08-15

Python3: Reimplement _dump_unicode() to use new Python3 macros which
never have the unfortunate side effect of converting the internal
representation of the string, because we don't want to mutate the heap
objects we're dumping.

210. By Greg Banks on 2019-08-15

Python3: Decorate the memory dump for "bytes" objects with
the length and the first few bytes, to help track down
where they're from.

209. By Greg Banks on 2019-08-15

Python3: Use Py_TYPE() instead of c_obj->ob_type.

The Python3 headers don't like it when you reach into the objects
directly. Also fix some minor warnings with const correctness and
unused values.

208. By Greg Banks on 2019-08-15

Python3: ensure that file operations which want to deal with bytes
objects get those and not strings.