Just a quick reply because I'm interested in being able to import Cython in my Python 3 library's setup.py.
It's a bit non-standard to have cython and cython3 packages, but it's probably too much work (or maybe infeasible, I haven't looked) to split the package into a python-cython, python3-cython, and cython packages where the first two would be the importable Cython library for Python 2 and 3, while the latter would contain the 'cython' script. I'd vote for cython3 unless a split is easy. For question #2, `cython --help` shows both a -2 and -3 option to generate the appropriate version of code. I'm not sure if you need both a cython and cython3 script in that case, although I guess the latter would default to `cython -3`. Of course, I'd rather it just generate Python 3 code by default, but that's just me. :) I'll try the patch against 0.16 in Ubuntu and follow up later. I want a Python 3 version in Ubuntu 12.10 even if it's blocked temporarily for Debian Wheezy's freeze.
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