Your function returns a RPython-level AST node, which is a C structure after translation. The translator does not know how to represent this in the Python interpreter, to return the result when the function is called.
Your function returns a RPython-level AST node, which is a C structure after translation. The translator does not know how to represent this in the Python interpreter, to return the result when the function is called. In C, a main() function can only return an integer.In pypy, the interactive translator can pass and return strings, ints, floats and tuples.
You should process the ast nodes and return basic types.
This is a very specific pypy-related question and you're more likely to get answers on #pypy on irc.freenode. Net or asking on pypy-dev. That said, you should not use interactive translation for that (among other things it has insane defaults).
Instead you should write a target (look into translator/goal/targetnopstandalone. Py for an example) and use translate. Py to compile it.
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