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From the article: > Gross has also put some significant work into improving the performance of the CPython interpreter in general. This was done to address the
by singhrac 5y ago
From the article:
> Gross has also put some significant work into improving the performance of the CPython interpreter in general. This was done to address the concern that has blocked GIL-removal work in the past: the performance impact on single-threaded code. The end result is that the new interpreter is 10% faster than CPython 3.9 for single-threaded programs.
- singhrac 5y agoSorry, to be clear, I missed your point "regardless of if other work by the developer has sped up the interpreter". That's fair, though my personal opinion is that that seems like an incredibly high bar for any language.