andre v wrote: > rpython can compile to C and be fast (in theory). rpython is a subset > of python where you do not do wacky things like renaming types of your > variables. What do you mean by renaming types of your variables? do you mean something like this: x = 0 x = "hello" because if you do, that's a significant limitation. Does that mean I can't say x = Class1() x = Class2() I have to define a new variable for every instance I use, unless they're of the same class? Egads, man, that's like *gasp* C! > It has "rtypes" exact same thing as ctypes but goes a way when you > compile it to native language. Current problem with rpython is many > multi inheritance classes. Why is this an issue? Hard to follow? > Has any one else looked into it? I will look into rpython now, but not into rewriting pyglet for it, probably. Thanks, -Luke
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