import __future__... and small clarification in the readme.#27
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I have learned very quickly that Python 2.x versions throw print errors. To fix that, I added
from __future__ import print_functionto at least eliminate those. Also, it seemed to be important to run a 64bit version of Python when dealing with bigger pictures.While this may sound like common sense, people still have version 2.7, running in 32 bit. So just by clarifying that it's recommended to run Python 3.x and use a 64bit version in the README helps.