>> >> seeing how 2.0 does break some python, and will continue to do so in the >> future, it makes sense to support either version of python. Some python C >> modules may not compile etc. > >>From what I've heard, it's not that bad generally. Do you have specific > examples of things that break ? >
beopen has a list of incompatibilites. Several python functions had their argument checking tightened. Some functions allowed: func(foo, bar) when they needed a tuple. Now it is: func((foo,bar)). That is a biggy.
