arch: mach-socfpga: cv_bsp_generator: fix support for Python3 #12
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Tested with generating a preloader for a DE10 nano board. On newer systems (like Arch) getting Python2 back in-there is a bit of a hassle (even if it is possible). Also, on newer versions of Ubuntu, this is also going to be a bit more difficult (over time). Luckily, the conversion to Python3 is just a few lines. A 'print' statement requires parentheses, and the 'unicode()' instantiation can be converted to 'str()'. The 'unicode()' class is a derivative of 'str()', which is required in Python2 for unicode string handling; though, it's unlikely we would need to generate unicode C definitions, so 'str()' should be fine. Signed-off-by: Alexandru Ardelean <[email protected]>
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i'm a little confused here; i think the Github auto-message is from the uboot project; i am updating the if there's any other place to submit these changes, i am fine to adapt |
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Tested with generating a preloader for a DE10 nano board.
On newer systems (like Arch) getting Python2 back in-there is a bit of a hassle (even if it is possible).
Also, on newer versions of Ubuntu, this is also going to be a bit more difficult (over time).
Luckily, the conversion to Python3 is just a few lines. A 'print' statement requires parentheses, and the 'unicode()' instantiation can be converted to 'str()'. The 'unicode()' class is a derivative of 'str()', which is required in Python2 for unicode string handling; though, it's unlikely we would need to generate unicode C definitions, so 'str()' should be fine.
Signed-off-by: Alexandru Ardelean [email protected]