Would it be reasonable to begin supporting Visual Studio 2010 for Windows builds of 3.3? I now have a personal interest in this happening for some stuff at work, and there's been a lot of questions in the last few months about when we'll support it coming from python-list, #python-dev, and in person at PyCon.
I wasn't around for the transition from 2005 to 2008, but I see we have a few sub-folders in PC/ for previous versions, so apparently we may support multiple versions at one time. Does it make sense to start this process now for a change to 2010? If it's not feasible to release 3.3 from a 2010 build, when might we be able to make the change? Keep in mind the 3.3 final release is almost a year and a half away, and we already know that Microsoft is likely to pull the cord on VS2008 Express at some point now that 2010 has been out for a while. I'm willing to do the work on this, but I just want to make sure it's a worthwhile effort.
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