Saravanan Shanmugham, 03.09.2010 11:11: > From: Jacob Hallén >> It is a matter of personal pride, I think. If we made the invitation to the >> Shedskin people they would see this as "Pypy thinks they are way cooler than >> us, so they invite us to be part of their project". This would naturally >> generate a refusal, because even though we don't make such value statements, >> it would be viewed that way. >> >> So, we don't make such invitations, even if they make sense. > > I have heard repeatedly in this alias that PyPy's RPython is very difficult to > use. > > I have also heard here and elsewhere that Shedskin fast and is great for what > it > does i.e. translate its version of Restricted Python to C++. > > Which then begs the question, would it make sense for PyPy to adopt Shedskin > to > compile its PyPy RPython code into C++/binary.
You should seriously read and try to understand the e-mails that you reply to, instead of top-posting them away. Stefan _______________________________________________ pypy-dev@codespeak.net http://codespeak.net/mailman/listinfo/pypy-dev
