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I know you're writing tongue-in-cheek, but if you look at early C code you'll find it's not really supported today. The Lions book is full of "interesting" typ
by syncsynchalt 7y ago
I know you're writing tongue-in-cheek, but if you look at early C code you'll find it's not really supported today. The Lions book is full of "interesting" type magic, for example.
However the best analogy for python 2to3 is probably the prototyping changes of ANSI C, and we similarly offloaded the conversion of that code to external tools (protoize(1) and unprotoize(1)).