Grant Olson wrote:
We use Pyrex to statically compile dynamically generated
source code. The compiled code is then imported into the
process that generated the code. But surely, this still means
we are statically compiling things.
Let me guess, this doesn't work on Windows yet? ;-)
It doeswork on Windows. (And I seem to be the only one in the PyPy team who runs it on Windows, so I'm responsible)
...
There is an api in pyasm that you can use to do this. You don't need to just pass in a monolithic string like I did in the example. That was just easier for most people to understand. There is a little documentation on this and it will be expanded in the next release. I'm also toying with the notion of something similar to a main() function that gets executed automatically at runtime instead of forcing you to bind to function names and calling the functions.
I will take a closer look at pyasm very soon!
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