14:18 <lesshaste> is "Make some RPython code Python3 compatible, including supporting print()" really just about print()?

14:27 <mjacob> lesshaste: where is the quote from?

14:30 <mjacob> lesshaste: ah, found it in the release notes

14:31 <mjacob> lesshaste: why do you think it’s “really just about print()”?

14:32 <lesshaste> mjacob, https://github.com/pypy/pypy.org/issues/116

14:32 <lesshaste> mjacob, I wasn't quite sure how to interpret cfbolz's comment

14:42 <nimaje> hm, I throught rpython supported that __future__ import and what had to be done about print would be using that everywhere, but I wouldn't call that 'supporting print()', so did I remember that wrong? It was some time ago that I played with rpython

14:47 <mjacob> lesshaste: i looked into the commit history. i didn't find anything except for supporting a subset of the py3-style print function (needs to be enabled in code using future import). no other py3 support seems to have been added to rpython in addition to that.

14:48 <lesshaste> mjacob, interesting.. maybe the changelog comment was a little optimistic in that case