Closed dorellang closed 8 years ago
That's a good idea. I'll start working on it the coming week.
I created PyCRlibm as a spin-off of this project to host the C extension with the bindings to CRlibm.
The master branch in PyCRlibm now supports Python 3, and I'll soon prepare a release. Then I'll look into PyInterval proper.
The master branch now supports Python 3, and is tested with Python 3.5.
I'll update the docs and then I'll prepare a new release on PyPI.
I tried to install this library in Python 3 and I got this error.
Then I checked the package info. in PyPI and I saw that this is available only for Python 3. Would it be too much trouble to port the library to Python 3? I could help you to do it...
Cheers.