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It seems a convenient/high_level way to use highly optimized C libraries with minimal overhead both in terms of execution time (i.e. vs standard interpreted Pyt
by 4w4s 5y ago
It seems a convenient/high_level way to use highly optimized C libraries with minimal overhead both in terms of execution time (i.e. vs standard interpreted Python) both in term of runtime size/complexity (see Julia).
- zanellia 5y agoThat's correct. I'd say one of the fundamental differences between the two lies in the fact that the code generated by prometeo does not depend on a runtime library (which is somewhat fundamental for embedded applications, e.g., embedded optimization). From prometeo's README: Finally, although it does not use Python as source language, we should mention that Julia too is just-in-time (and partially ahead-of-time) compiled into LLVM code. The emitted LLVM code relies however on the Julia runtime library such that considerations similar to the one made for Cython and Nuitka apply.