Christoph Zwerschke schrieb:
> Johannes Bauer schrieb:
>> I've tried to convert the pgdb-code to make it Python 3.0 ready.
>> However, my attempt failed. I have done some preliminary work - all the
>> "no brainers", so to speak - but for some stuff I have really no clue at
>> all(tm) how C language bindings work in Python.
> 
> Thanks, I'll certainly look into that later.
> 
> Currently we're trying to get PyGreSQL 4.0 out which will at least
> support Py 2.6. I suggest creating a new branch for a Py 3.0 compatible
> version immediately after that (CMIIW, but I don't think it's feasible
> to support both Py 2 and Py 3 with the same codebase).

Oh, alright - making PyGreSQL Python 2.6 compatible will in any case
reduce the amount of work necessary to make it 3.0 compatible considerably.

I've been watching the list for roughly 6 months now and I understand
that you guys are really busy currently (never seen so many commits like
last month). I'm currently in the process of converting some major
projects (many of which use PyGreSQL) to Python 3.0 to make the
transition seamless wheneven 2.x is deprecated (granted, that might be a
while) - and I *really* like where the language is going. That's where
my personal interest lies - unfortunately I didn't think it would be
such a great deal, but it is.

> @D'Arcy: At the risk of being annoying, please consider switching to SVN
> before we start branching etc. because that would make such things (at
> least for me) a bit simpler. And maybe we can even have a simple issue
> tracker - or just move everything to SourceForge or Google code.

Is the current CVS publicly available? Last time I checked I only found
 that web frontend - nothing serious. I'd really like to help and push
things and be it only by testing stuff. I'm really a C/C++ programmer
and quite a Python newbie (started around a year ago). If there's any
way in which I might contribute something useful, please let me know.

Regards,
Johannes
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