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Now that we have type hints and statically typing in Python, I hope to see an open source Python compiler, that improves performance and produces single file bi

• MikeTheGreat 8y ago
  No idea if this improves performance (and it's definitely not a compiler), but Pyz produces single files from your Python code: https://pypi.org/project/pyz/ https://pypi.org/project/pyz/
• sjellis 8y ago
  Nuitka has been around for a few years: https://nuitka.net/ https://nuitka.net/ AIUI, this was basically a one-person effort for a long time, but the project is now growing.
• adaszko 8y ago
  I wish there was one too, but programmer-oriented types are not the same thing as machine-oriented types. Compiling to fast code requires the latter one: types like u32, not Dict[String, int]. Current Python typing efforts tend to focus on programmer-oriented types.
• gpshead 8y ago
  Look up PyOxidizer. But also look at MyPy's internal MyPyC if you want something that uses type information for some speedups.