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by wiredfool
4777 days ago
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My experience is that at least with Py 2.6, 2.7, 3.2, and 3.3, it's not all that bad. I'm helping maintain Pillow, a PIL fork, and the commit to add Python 3 support touched a lot of things, but it wasn't that complicated. We've got a py3k.h file that has some ifdefs in it, all the print statements got changed to functions, and there's a few other bits and pieces. Prior to Pycon, I wasn't really ready for python 3, now I'm missing it in my main codebase (which is on 2.7). |
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