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Read the whole article. It starts by introducing xeus and xeus-cling for those who don't already know about it, then gets to the subject of the title, xeus-pyth
by T-A 8y ago
Read the whole article. It starts by introducing xeus and xeus-cling for those who don't already know about it, then gets to the subject of the title, xeus-python, which is based on xeus and, indeed, written in C++:
https://github.com/QuantStack/xeus-python https://github.com/QuantStack/xeus-python
- detaro 8y agoHaving a C++-based Python kernel available doesn't mean "Jupyter switches to"