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Also see: https://github.com/graalvm/graalpython https://github.com/graalvm/graalpython

• steve-s 6y ago
  Yes this should really be the link. GraalPython is being very actively developed. The submitted link gives a false impression.
• david_draco 6y ago
  Looks like it supports pandas and numpy. That's cool!
• skissane 6y ago
  Does anyone have any explanation of how ZipPy and GraalPython differ? What is the history of these two projects? Was ZipPy abandoned in favour of GraalPython? (And if so, why?)
  • cdrtz 6y ago
    ZipPy, the initial implementation of Python on Truffle, was an intern project developed by Wei Zhang [1] while doing his PhD at UC Irvine, and continued by other students for a while. It was later re-implemented from scratch by an Oracle Labs team. I think that the main reason for a clean re-implementation was that the Truffle framework had evolved enough where it was easier to start from scratch than to rebase. Also, ZipPy was reusing the Jython parser, whereas GraalPython is using ANTLR [2]. [1] http://thezhangwei.com http://thezhangwei.com [2] https://medium.com/graalvm/how-to-contribute-to-graalpython-7fd304fe8bb9 https://medium.com/graalvm/how-to-contribute-to-graalpython-...