Note that Python stopped generating OverflowWarning in 2.4, a release
after that was planned to occur.
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Here are the rules that guide warnings generated in situations
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that currently raise OverflowError. This applies to transition
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phase A.
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phase A. Historical note: despite that phase A was completed in
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Python 2.2, and phase B0 in Python 2.3, nobody noticed that
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OverflowWarning was still generated in Python 2.3. It was finally
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disabled in Python 2.4. The Python builtin OverflowWarning, and
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the corresponding C API PyExc_OverflowWarning, are no longer
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generated or used in Python 2.4, but will remain for the (unlikely)
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case of user code until Python 2.5.
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- A new warning category is introduced, OverflowWarning. This is
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a built-in name.
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