Hi all, It was nice that I could meet some of you guys at the PyCon, and the sprint.
I have a question related to PyPy's goal, etc; it might sound a little bit provocative, but that's not my intention at all. It's for me to explain other people the value of PyPy project. Anyway, I'll just shoot it :) Comparing PyPy to CLR, what is the strength of PyPy with respect to multi language support? CLR supports Common Type System and Common Intermediate Language, and with these CLR supports interoperability between several languages like (Iron)Python, VB, C#, etc. PyPy (kind of?) supports interoperability as well, but in different way; by having multiple objectspace and stack machine operator(or interpreter) However, I can't really explain the strength of PyPy in this case. Can anyone tell me about this? (or anything in general about PyPy being better approach than CLR) Thanks, -Jiwon _______________________________________________ [email protected] http://codespeak.net/mailman/listinfo/pypy-dev
