#20 Support Python 3.x

[Craig McQueen]

This hasn't had an update for a while. Is there any roadmap for Python 3.x support? That is asked by many.
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/505230/py2exe-for-python-3-0
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/702395/python-3-0-1-executable-creator

[Craig McQueen]

See: <a href="http://www.python.org/3kpoll">Python 3.x support poll</a>

[Dotan Cohen]

In my organization we are using Python 3 exclusively now. Perhaps the time has come to address the py2exe compatibility issue. A casual Google search for "py2exe python3" reveals that a very large user base is in need of this feature.

[Thomas Heller]

Yes, py2exe for Python3 is coming. However, it will support python3.2 and later only; and the first alpha/beta versions will probably be somewhat restricted in funcitonality.

[Dotan Cohen]

I see, thank you.

[fearwig]

Is this still the case, you think? It's something I'd die to see (cx_Freeze doesn't cut it).

[Dotan Cohen]

Is this still the case, you
think?

More now than ever. There are quite a few Python 3 features that I would love to use (such as better Unicode handling) that I cannot use due to py2exe being unavailable for Python 3.

[Thomas Heller]

The first version of py2exe for Python 3 has been released today on pypi.