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I'd say Nuitka or Cython are maybe the more common ones when talking about this. IronPython is/was interesting in that instead compiling to python bytecode or m
by smcl 4y ago
I'd say Nuitka or Cython are maybe the more common ones when talking about this. IronPython is/was interesting in that instead compiling to python bytecode or machine code it targetted the .NET CLR, and iirc I saw some kind of JIT going on when I was digging around (so some things ended up as machine code), but it's not really one of the usual "compiles python to machine code" implementations.