python3 porting

[pecalleja]

Python3 porting with all tests running ok.

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[pecalleja]

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[jarondl]

This is one git commit with 99 files and git status of +29,726 −24,238

I cannot review such a thing. I don't think anyone can read 60K lines of changes.

@avilaton and me started Python3 porting in smaller steps. If you can contribute small, reviewable changes, that would be welcome. Most auto-porting tools (which I assume you used), allow to apply only partial transformations, by choosing which transformers to apply.

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[pecalleja]

Sorry for my mistake, I just wanted to help to make this port. How can I fix my mistake? Currently, all tests for Python 3.7 are already running. how can I go forward with the collaboration?

[pecalleja]

at least can we have a separate branch for python3 support ?

[jarondl]

How would we maintain that branch? Do you plan to submit every change to master to this branch too?
Let's update master to python3, but piece by piece. See #412