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I agree with you, if it ran pyc code directly I would be okay saying it "runs python". However it doesn't seem like it does, the pyc still had to be further pr
by hamandcheese 1y ago
I agree with you, if it ran pyc code directly I would be okay saying it "runs python".
However it doesn't seem like it does, the pyc still had to be further processed into machine code. So I also agree with the parent comment that this seems a bit misleading.
I could be convinced that that native code is sufficiently close to pyc that I don't feel misled. Would it be possible to write a boot loader which converts pyc to machine code at boot? If not, why not?