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If it's already possible to write C extensions, then it's already possible to write Rust extensions, so that would be a non-news.
by seba_dos1 9y ago
If it's already possible to write C extensions, then it's already possible to write Rust extensions, so that would be a non-news.
- oconnor663 9y agoI think the idea is that in order to avoid Python interpreter startup time on commands that are primarily written in Rust, they also want to have the main function written in Rust, with Python interpreter startup being an optional codepath (that a majority of the codebase still depends on).