BUG: Fix discovered MachAr (still used within valgrind) #21815
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This fixes the missing attributes. I tested the warning and fix on valgrind itself. These attributes were added in numpygh-18536 but the fallback path was not checked there. Replaces numpygh-21813, although something more like it may make sense if it allows us to just delete MachAr completely.
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Thanks Sebastian. |
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I suspect we should backport this, to close gh-21827. I would not worry much about backporting for valgrind only, but msys2 running into issue (maybe due to a h5py change) warrents a backport probably. |
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This fixes the missing attributes. I tested the warning and fix
on valgrind itself.
These attributes were added in gh-18536 but the fallback path was
not checked there.
Replaces gh-21813, although something more like it may make sense
if it allows us to just delete MachAr completely.