Update core/arch/aarch64/codec.py to work with Python 3. #3029
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core/arch/aarch64/codec.py now works with Python 2 and 3. Change-Id: Ia6fcbe2b61dcc247e02721bb2a001b0f8f566f77
derekbruening
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Since this is short I will hold off on my next notification test until this is in to avoid this having to re-merge and re-run the tests here.
The branch name doesn't match the conventions: not worth changing now but for future branches please use the iX or iNN convention.
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There's some failure: going to go ahead w/ my email tweak since I assume this will re-run anyway |
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Thanks Derek, sorry about the branch naming |
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core/arch/aarch64/codec.py now works with Python 2 and 3.
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core/arch/aarch64/codec.py now works with Python 2 and 3.