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There's already PEP 640, targeted for 3.10, that seems will break C-API compatibility. https://www.python.org/dev/peps/pep-0620/#the-c-api-blocks-cpython-evolu
by _zamorano_ 6y ago
There's already PEP 640, targeted for 3.10, that seems will break C-API compatibility.
https://www.python.org/dev/peps/pep-0620/#the-c-api-blocks-cpython-evolutions https://www.python.org/dev/peps/pep-0620/#the-c-api-blocks-c...
This seems like the first step towards such improvements, but I guess recompiling libraries will be mandatory, and already existing wheels won't be valid for Python 3.10
Isn't this more scary than the Python 3 migration?
- xapata 6y agoDude, I had to recompile all my extensions for every minor version of Python as recently as ... 2013? Wheels haven't been around for that long. I'd get a new laptop and curse, "Why didn't I think to write down all those Fortran compile flags I used for SciPy!"