I'm a student who has finished SWIG's Python 3.0 support in GSoC 2008. If Boost will participate in this year's Summer of Code, I'd like to contribute my knowledge of Python 3 migration to Boost.Python, by implement Python 3.0 support for it. Finally the users of Boost.Python would get 3.0 support smoothly. Is that worth for a GSoC project? Any interesting?

I would be very pleased if you did this. I had done some minor edits myself, but have no chance for a good half year at least until I could dedicate some time to it, and if you did it then you would both get paid and save me a lot of time. Do note, adding Py3k support also involves changing the python version testing in the build scripts, I already have that part done if I can find it somewhere...