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rpmuller / pyquante2

Python Quantum Chemistry Reloaded. This is a rewrite of the standard PyQuante program to clean up things that have been nagging me.
http://pyquante.sourceforge.net
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Python 3 compatibility #6

Closed zerothi closed 5 years ago

zerothi commented 5 years ago

Are there plans to make this Py3 compatible?

Thanks!

rpmuller commented 5 years ago

Sorry for the delay in replying. I run the test suite in both pyquante 2 and pyquante 3. What incompatibilities are you seeing in python 3?

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Are there plans to make this Py3 compatible?

Thanks!

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zerothi commented 5 years ago

I am sorry, no where could I find Python3 compatibility. So I simply thought it wasn't implemented.

In particular since there are Py2 print statements around. Sorry for the blurp!