Mike> Perl 6.0 is going to include even more drastic changes. It will
Mike> also include a Perl 5.x interpreter, and will have to be switched
Mike> to 6.0 mode by a magic cookie of some kind in the source. Possibly
Mike> Python 3.0 could do something similar.
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Things are complex enough as it is. Maintaining two interpreters that have
to somehow comingle would be worse. Maintain Python 2.x as a separate
release for a period of time after Python 3.0 is released (a couple years,
anyway, maybe longer), but don't mix the two.
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