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after reading it's not a python compiler but a compiled language based on the python syntax
by poulpy123 4y ago
after reading it's not a python compiler but a compiled language based on the python syntax
- JonChesterfield 4y agoOne of the faq things refers in passing to integers being 64bit instead of arbitrary precision. That's a bit more fundamental than some cpython modules don't work. Haven't found a language reference yet. edit: it's statically typed ahead of time - that feels like something that needs a detailed description of what it's doing, given the baseline of like-python
- bogwog 4y agoI wonder if the differences will cause any real compatibility issues with existing Python libraries?
- williamstein 4y agoIt would cause major issues to libraries for mathematics (such as sympy or sagemath) that assume integers are arbitrary precision. Large integers are common in number theory and cryptography, where people also care very much about performance.