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No, because you wouldn't have to pay the virtual machine overhead (among others). Another possibility would be using Cython - write the prototype in pure Pytho
by xscott 5y ago
No, because you wouldn't have to pay the virtual machine overhead (among others). Another possibility would be using Cython - write the prototype in pure Python, then Cythonize the parts which need to run more quickly.
- xapata 5y agoThere are some new competitors for Cython. The article mentions Numba, which I've been pleased with, and mypyc, which I haven't tried yet.