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I wouldn't mind a bit more performance, but I don't know how this fits in with the current plans around speeding up the CPython interpreter. Any thoughts on ho
by mrtranscendence 4y ago
I wouldn't mind a bit more performance, but I don't know how this fits in with the current plans around speeding up the CPython interpreter.
Any thoughts on how likely Pyston is to be merged? Is this likely to be shot down?
- ZiiS 4y agoCPython is very focused on speed; and is already planning and working on adding a JIT in the near term. I would guess they will implement their own rather then merge Pyston but the end result for people using Python should be similar. The CPython team is (correctly) very concerned with code quality and the ease of maintenance. This favors starting with a very simple JIT; very aligned with the interpreter.