There's a bunch of FutureWarnings e.g. about 0xffffffff<<1 that promise they will disappear in Python 2.4. If anyone has time to fix these, I'd appreciate it. (It's not just a matter of removing the FutureWarnings -- you actually have to implement the promised future behavior. :-) I may get to these myself, but they're not exactly rocket science, so they might be a good thing for a beginning developer (use SF please if you'd like someone to review the changes first). Another -- much bigger -- TODO is to implement generator expressions (PEP 289). Raymond asked for help but I don't think he got any, unless it was offered through private email. Anyone interested? (Of course, I don't want any of this to interfere with the work to get 2.3.3 out in December.) --Guido van Rossum (home page: http://www.python.org/~guido/)
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