> I fixed and worked around a couple of trivial things. No need to implement > generator support for a single "yield" statement in the source, for > example.
I can see that you are enthusiastic about this, but just hear me out and I won't drag this out. Unless somebody *really* needs the increased speed right away, I think this is the wrong way ahead. For instance, yield statements are probably going to be supported anyway after dev1 (I'll do them myself if noone else does). It's ok that it is only one of them now, but after the summer I might (at least want to) use them in a couple of more places. The reason you are even considering this is that Cython doesn't really use that many advanced Python features; but then, wouldn't it be better to make it sit there and remind us about trivial features that we don't support? Restricting myself to any current Cython subset of Python will certainly make my summer a lot less enjoyable. (If anything, it would be very convenient to move the target Python syntax (of the compiler, not of the generated C) to 2.5 to get decorators, "a if b else c" and with-statements, but I won't make a a big deal out of it...) Dag Sverre _______________________________________________ Cython-dev mailing list Cython-dev@codespeak.net http://codespeak.net/mailman/listinfo/cython-dev
