[eevee]

The GitHub repo suggests there's been Python 3 support for a while: https://github.com/filmackay/blpapi-py

I've run into my fair share of Python 3 roadblocks, but you'd be surprised how far you can get by making a little noise and sending the occasional patch. Library authors are much more willing to prioritize Python 3 support if it looks like people actually need it :)

[vegabook]

I will try to compile this today - appreciate that thank you. I understand that Ubuntu is making Python 3 the default from 16.04 onwards so I need to get moving. Looks like the long dusk for 2.x is finally turning to night.

[apaprocki]

The official library supports 3.x, and the downloads are on the link you put in your original comment.