Making python3 work with cmake and the new python wrapper #1894
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A small change than allows the cmake based build to use python3.
Simply specify the "python_version" in the cmake configuration (either 2 or 3).
Also replaced "import_array" with "import_array1" which works for both python 2.7 and 3.? .
Protobuf and pycaffe should now work with python3. Updated the docs to reflect the fact that protobuf 3.0 alpha is required for python3 (not for python2).