>> - speed. The new VM is a lot faster than the old one and has a >> JITer. I know that this has a go at all non-constructor methods as >> classes are loaded and can be very fast. AS3 is now running things >> like the Papervision3D library which is pretty CPU intensive, >> though I admit making particular type of requirements on the VM. > > My gut feeling is the pure size of our Python interpreter, but maybe > I am pessimistic. I think in terms of features we should be fine.
I did once have to change a few of the SWF defaults like max_stack_depth and is_this_script_dead_timeout? for a client project involving 100's of classes. But that was with the old VM ;-) > Well, the usual mode of programming at a sprint (and one of the main > points of doing one) is to work on a problem in pairs. That's why it > would be nice if we found somebody else who is interested in this. > Of course the general environment of industriousness and being able > to ask questions all the time already helps :-). Agreed that pairing is often super-productive. Toby _______________________________________________ [email protected] http://codespeak.net/mailman/listinfo/pypy-dev
