On Sat, Feb 14, 2009 at 1:59 PM, Kai Sterker wrote:
> For now I removed Python 3 (and SWIG 1.3.38) from my box again, but
> there's some ideas forming in my head on how to support it. I may at
> least work out something for SWIG, as it seems simpler to support that
> for the alpha 3 release than
On Wed, Jan 14, 2009 at 3:14 PM, Kai Sterker wrote:
> I would try and compile stuff myself with the new versions, but I'm a
> bit reluctant to do so on the Mac, as I want to produce binaries with
> the libs that come with the default installation.
No risk, no fun ... or so they say ;-).
The goo
On Wed, Jan 14, 2009 at 2:57 PM, Andrew Phillips wrote:
> My apologies for not responding sooner. I looked over the release notes.
> There was a note in there that 3.0 is deliberately not backward compatible
> with 2.x. I don't know how drastically they changed the core language. There
> are some
Kai,
My apologies for not responding sooner. I looked over the release notes.
There was a note in there that 3.0 is deliberately not backward compatible
with 2.x. I don't know how drastically they changed the core language. There
are some things that probably aren't going to matter to us, such as
2008/12/4 Andrew Phillips :
> I will look over the version 3 changelog and release notes to see what
> features and fixes are in 3.0 and if there are any specific notes on
> backward compatibility. I've never gone over an entire code base from the
> perspective of a language version change, so I w
I will look over the version 3 changelog and release notes to see what
features and fixes are in 3.0 and if there are any specific notes on
backward compatibility. I've never gone over an entire code base from the
perspective of a language version change, so I will be learning as I go.
Andrew
On
Hi folks,
since Python 3.0 has been released yesterday (see
http://python.org/download/releases/3.0/), it might be a good idea to
check what impact this might have on Adonthell. Will it still work or
do we need to change some stuff? Will those changes be backwards
compatible or will they break Pyt
