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  • BREAKING CHANGE: The deprecated stub submodules sympy.printing.ccode, sympy.printing.cxxcode and sympy.printing.fcode have been removed. These modules were renamed to e.g. sympy.printing.c in SymPy 1.7 but deprecated stub modules were left behind to give a warning to anyone doing from sympy.printing.ccode import ccode that they should change their imports. Those deprecated stub modules are now removed. The reason for this change was because of ambiguity when writing from sympy.printing import ccode which might import the ccode submodule or the ccode function defined in the submodule. Even continuing to test these deprecated stub modules caused problems in the test suite precisely because of this ambiguity so the modules are now removed completely. The functions that used to be defined in these modules are still available as e.g. from sympy import ccode, cxxcode, fcode (as they have been since before 1.7). (#23660 by @oscarbenjamin)

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The ccode, cxxcode and fcode modules were deprecated because their names
conflict with the functions defined within them leading to import
ambiguity. The change here removes the modules altogether because
testing the deprecated behaviour still leads to import ambiguity in the
test suite.

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Fixes #23533

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Remove the ccode, fcode and cxxcode deprecated submodules and the tests for the deprecated functionality.

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* printing
  * BREAKING CHANGE: The deprecated stub submodules `sympy.printing.ccode`, `sympy.printing.cxxcode` and `sympy.printing.fcode` have been removed. These modules were renamed to e.g. `sympy.printing.c` in SymPy 1.7 but deprecated stub modules were left behind to give a warning to anyone doing `from sympy.printing.ccode import ccode` that they should change their imports. Those deprecated stub modules are now removed. The reason for this change was because of ambiguity when writing `from sympy.printing import ccode` which might import the `ccode` submodule or the `ccode` function defined in the submodule. Even continuing to test these deprecated stub modules caused problems in the test suite precisely because of this ambiguity so the modules are now removed completely. The functions that used to be defined in these modules are still available as e.g. `from sympy import ccode, cxxcode, fcode` (as they have been since before 1.7).
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@asmeurer what should we do with the list of deprecations in this case?

https://docs.sympy.org/dev/explanation/active-deprecations.html

Do we just remove this entry? Or should there be another entry for things that are now removed or something?

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I'd say just remove it from the active list once the deprecation is removed. For historic changes, there is the release notes.

I'd say just remove it from the active list once the deprecation is removed. For historic changes, there is the release notes.

I meant to resolve that before merging. I'll open a new PR...