Use print function for Py3 compatibility

[m_lib.git] / m_lib / clock / mkclock.py

diff --git a/m_lib/clock/mkclock.py b/m_lib/clock/mkclock.py
index 7841ec847ceac3ee64d81d21a53ed5ecd0a95463..db69be6cb433346644a268df024d4a72d275a585 100755 (executable)
--- a/m_lib/clock/mkclock.py
+++ b/m_lib/clock/mkclock.py
@@ -1,20 +1,21 @@
 #! /usr/bin/env python
 """Test if current interpreter do not have clock() and define it as need"""
 
+from __future__ import print_function
 import sys, time
 
-print "Testing...",
+print("Testing...", end=' ')
 sys.stdout.flush()
 
 time.sleep(3)
-print '\n' + " "*len("Testing...") + '\n',
+print('\n' + " "*len("Testing...") + '\n', end=' ')
 
 need_clock = time.clock() <> 3
 
 outfile = open("clock.py", 'w')
 
 if need_clock:
-   print "Generaing clock.py with custom clock()"
+   print("Generaing clock.py with custom clock()")
    outfile.write("""\"\"\"
    Define clock() for systems that do not have it
 \"\"\"
@@ -26,7 +27,7 @@ def clock():
    return int(time() - _clock)
 """)
 else:
-   print "Generaing clock.py with standard clock()"
+   print("Generaing clock.py with standard clock()")
    outfile.write("""\"\"\"
    Define clock() shim
 \"\"\"