old_contents: import sys 
  assert sys.version_info >= (2, 5), \
  "Diesel requires python 2.5 (or greater 2.X release)"
  
  from setuptools import setup
  
  additional_requires = []
  if sys.version_info <= (2, 6):
  	additional_requires.append('select26')
  	print 'additional:', additional_requires
  
  VERSION = "1.9.7b"
  
  setup(name="diesel",
      version=VERSION,
      author="Boomplex LLC/Bump Technologies, Inc.",
      author_email="dev@boomplex.com",
      description="Diesel is a generator-based asynchronous I/O library for Python",
      long_description='''
  diesel is a framework for writing network applications using asynchronous 
  I/O in Python.
  
  It uses Python's generators to provide a friendly syntax for coroutines 
  and continuations. It performs well and handles high concurrency with ease.
  
  An HTTP/1.1 implementation is included as an example, which can be used 
  for building web applications.
  ''',
      url="http://dieselweb.org",
      download_url="http://download.dieselweb.org/diesel-%s.tar.gz" % VERSION, 
      packages=["diesel", "diesel.protocols", "diesel.util"],
      scripts=["examples/dhttpd"],
      install_requires=(["greenlet", "pyopenssl"] + additional_requires),
      )
  
new_contents: import sys 
  assert sys.version_info >= (2, 5), \
  "Diesel requires python 2.5 (or greater 2.X release)"
  
  from setuptools import setup
  
  additional_requires = []
  if sys.version_info <= (2, 6):
  	additional_requires.append('select26')
  
  VERSION = "1.9.7b"
  
  setup(name="diesel",
      version=VERSION,
      author="Boomplex LLC/Bump Technologies, Inc.",
      author_email="dev@boomplex.com",
      description="Diesel is a generator-based asynchronous I/O library for Python",
      long_description='''
  diesel is a framework for writing network applications using asynchronous 
  I/O in Python.
  
  It uses Python's generators to provide a friendly syntax for coroutines 
  and continuations. It performs well and handles high concurrency with ease.
  
  An HTTP/1.1 implementation is included as an example, which can be used 
  for building web applications.
  ''',
      url="http://dieselweb.org",
      download_url="http://download.dieselweb.org/diesel-%s.tar.gz" % VERSION, 
      packages=["diesel", "diesel.protocols", "diesel.util"],
      scripts=["examples/dhttpd"],
      install_requires=(["greenlet", "pyopenssl"] + additional_requires),
      )
  
subject: remove debugging print