Fix CFFileDescriptorCreate argtypes. #12807
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@Carreau This should be the complete fix of the osx-arm64 crashes that works on python 3.9 as well as python 3.8. |
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…807-on-7.x Backport PR #12807 on branch 7.x (Fix CFFileDescriptorCreate argtypes.)
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This is a follow-up to the fix on #12804 which turned out to be incomplete because it worked with python 3.8 and not with python 3.9. I apologize for the oversight. With this patch ipython works correctly with modules that open windows such as matplotlib with both python 3.8 and python 3.9.
This should fix #12803 .