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Given that Python 2.x will not be supported in the future, we expect the released version of idb-backend for Python 3 to use standard Python 3 behavior: print is a function, integer division can return floats, absolute imports are allowed, etc.
For simplicity, we can then remove future imports that enable Python 3 behavior under prior versions of the Python interpreter and the Python interpreter will continue use standard Python 3 behavior. The code will not run successfully on Python 2.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Given that Python 2.x will not be supported in the future, we expect the released version of idb-backend for Python 3 to use standard Python 3 behavior: print is a function, integer division can return floats, absolute imports are allowed, etc.
For simplicity, we can then remove future imports that enable Python 3 behavior under prior versions of the Python interpreter and the Python interpreter will continue use standard Python 3 behavior. The code will not run successfully on Python 2.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: