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223. By Colin Watson

Duck-type files in meliae.loader.load.

The "file" builtin doesn't exist on Python 3, but we really just need to
know whether the source object has a "fileno" method, so test for that
directly.

222. By John A Meinel

Port performance counters to Python 3

221. By John A Meinel

Avoid the overloaded problems with 'str', and use more PyBytes.

220. By John A Meinel

Update _scanner for Python 3 types.

PyDict, PyUnicode, PyLong all are different in 3.*, and have even changed a bit
during the 3.x lifetime. But these all pass the new test suite, and avoid
allocating a PyLong for every object that we know about.

219. By John A Meinel

Python 3 doesn't have the old FILE interface.

Now we just use raw write() to file descriptors. It may mean we aren't doing
buffered IO, which is a bit of a shame, but at least it works on both Python2
and Python3 and still allows us to take a memory dump with fewer allocations.

218. By John A Meinel

Remove _format_list and _set_default as they were no longer used.

217. By John A Meinel

Use six.string_types instead of basestring.

216. By John A Meinel

Use cleaner import statements, since cython does it in a nicer way.

215. By John A Meinel

Update tests to be clearer about bytes vs text.

This is to avoid confusion where Python2 str objects are bytes while Python3 str objects are Unicode.

214. By John A Meinel

Better Unicode handling on Python 3

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