Python 2.6 and 3.0 [PSARC/2009/043]
James Carlson
james.d.carlson at sun.com
Mon Jan 26 04:34:31 PST 2009
John Fischer writes:
> /usr/bin/python us a convenience symlink to the latest version of
> Python 2.x.
What's the convenience symlink for the latest version of Python 3.x?
Or of Python in general?
> /usr/bin/python3.0 Uncommitted Python 3.0.w interpreter
> (32-bit)
I'm not sure what "Uncommitted" means in this context. Ordinarily, it
would mean that other projects shouldn't use this link because it
could shift out from under them. But I suspect you actually mean the
opposite: you *want* projects implemented in Python to use these
specific version links to avoid surprises.
Please clarify.
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