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> that make use of another garbage-collecting runtime, such as Jython I think that is mostly of historical interest. For example, it still does not support Pyt
by petters 11mo ago
> that make use of another garbage-collecting runtime, such as Jython
I think that is mostly of historical interest. For example, it still does not support Python 3 and has not been updated in a very long time
- zahlman 11mo agoAh, sorry to hear it. I'd lost track. It looks like IronPython is still active, but way behind. Or rather, maybe they have no interest in implementing Python 3 features beyond 3.4.
- cogman10 11mo agoGraalpy [1] is where it's at if you want python on a JVM. [1] https://www.graalvm.org/python/ https://www.graalvm.org/python/