Comment 3 for bug 1122405

I'm not super familiar with how to do it correctly either. I imagine you could iterate over the python3.X binaries in /usr/bin to determine what is installed and then build the module for each one you find, pointing at the right headers and libraries.

As for jython and ironpython, I don't think you necessarily need to support them. The biggest thing is supporting each release of python proper in some fashion.

This isn't urgent right now. Raring will stick with 3.3 only I believe.