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+ <H1>[pycrypto] Py3k Support</H1>
+ <B>Mitchell Stokes</B>
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+ <I>Sun Aug 8 00:35:57 CST 2010</I>
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+<PRE>I have been looking around for some Python libraries to handle encryption
+and decryption using either AES or Blowfish (possibly others, I'm very new
+to cryptography). However, for my current project I need to use Python 3.1,
+which means I have a very limited selection of libraries. The only ones I
+have found are pure Python ones like SlowAES, which are rather slow. Speed
+is important for this project, but the best I can do is 1.7 seconds to
+decrypt a 129KB archive file using a pure Python Blowfish module I found and
+converted to py3k.
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+So, that brings me to my question: What is the status of Py3k support in
+PyCrypto? The latest information I can find for this is a thread from May
+saying that a py3k version of PyCrypto was still failing 30% of the tests.
+Has this improved? Where can I find this source code
+(branch/patch/whatever)? What parts of PyCrypto are still failing with py3k?
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+Thank you,
+Mitchell Stokes
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