Extensions and Backwards Compatibility
Aleks Jakulin
jakulin at
Sun Oct 13 03:52:28 EDT 2002
"Martin v. Loewis" <martin at v.loewis.de> wrote:
> It's pretty clear that Python 2.3 won't deviate from the past
> strategies. 100% source compatibility, with documented exceptions, is
> a goal; binary compatibility is not.
Such functionality would be premature in 2.3, as it might itself break
extensions, beyond the need to recompile. However for 3000, it would definitely
be time to consider permanently assuring binary compatibility.
Aleks
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