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The python3 branch just made the old toolchain's python scripts work under Python 3, it didn't attempt to add Python 3 build support. However, the current toolchain (i.e. master branch) supports Python 3 without patching via the CrystaX NDK. The Python 3 recipe is here, but doesnt actually do anything special as we currently use the precompiled CrystaX binaries. There's also some brief documentation about it here.
You can definitely use this method to embed a Python interpreter in your Android applications. If you just want Python itself you could even skip python-for-android and use the CrystaX builds directly, although python-for-android is probably useful if you want to compile extra modules.
You can alternatively find patches for some Python 3 versions in other projects, but I never had much luck with them when trying it. However, I haven't looked for a while.
Why is python3 branch still using python 2.x? (As in recipes/hostpython/recipe.sh and
recipes/python/recipe.sh ) ?
Does python-for-Android work as a python3 interpreter?
Where can I find patches to python 3 (like the ones for python 2) ?
Thanks
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