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Interested parties should also check out pyrex, Python2C, and pysco.

• llimllib 18y ago
  And cython[1], pyrex's descendant. [1]: http://www.cython.org/ http://www.cython.org/
• danbmil99 18y ago
  unfortunately, Psyco hasn't been ported to 64-bit. The web page says something about working with pypy. The idea of a Python-like statically typed language is good.
  • sgk284 18y ago
    Unless you have a decent type system like Haskell's, statically typed languages are nothing but an unnecessary burden. I am a huge fan of python, and dynamic typing in general... Haskell was the first experience with a language that made me appreciate the power of a type system in certain situations. Every other implementation I've used has been broken.