"[ 1190012 ] don't assume all errors are syntax errors"
should also check allow SyntaxWarnings to pass.  This
is a one-line fix at around line 104 in
ast_error_finish in ast.c.

This causes the failure in test_warnings.py.

Brett,

If you really want a patch, I can get you one, but
right now my copy of ast.c is a little too far out of
sync to generate a clean patch.  The fix is pretty
trivial though.

Let me know.

-Grant

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I shouldn't need a patch, but it might be a little while
until I get to this.  I am down to the last couple of weeks
of the quarter and I am racing to get my masters thesis done
before I graduate.  Plus a quick recompile the other night
under gcc 4 led to a ton of errors for me (hoping it was
just a fluke; something about sem_init() ).

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I haven't dug to deep into this but test_warnings now
passes.  The ast.c ast_error_finish function doesn't seem to
have been changed.  I think test_warnings was failing for
some other reason.

It looks like SyntaxWarnings are not currently generated by
newcompile.c.  I'm leaving this issue open until that gets
fixed.  Probably a test should be added that actually causes
a SyntaxWarning to be generated by the compiler.

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SyntaxWarnings are now generated by the AST compiler and
test_warnings.py passes.