Zachary Turner
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Python 3 has a different syntax for octal literals than Python 2 and they are incompatible with each other. Six doesn't provide a transparent wrapper around this, so the most sane thing to do is to not use octal literals. If you need an octal literal, use a decimal literal and if it's not obvious what the value is, provide the value in octal as a comment. llvm-svn: 251328
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