Martin v. Löwis martin at v.loewis.de
Sun Oct 19 03:37:11 EDT 2003

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"Brett C." <bac at OCF.Berkeley.EDU> writes:

> OK, great.  I can code them up, but fair warning, I have not done C
> macros in a *long* time so if someone would rather do it then please
> do so.  Regardless, Brett Newbie Question time: what file should they
> go in?

I would put them along with the things they are returning,
i.e. Py_RETURN_TRUE into boolobject.h, Py_RETURN_NONE into object.h
(after the Py_None definition).

Regards,
Martin

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