Hi all, I am currently finishing up my master thesis. In it, I'd like to mention PyPy, but I think I need references to a couple of statements in order... well... not to lie :)
So here it is: 1. PyPy is based on an approach first used in implementing Smalltalk-80 (the idea of implementing a dynamic language in its own subset, then statically analyzing and compiling the interpreter) 2. The main reason PyPy decided to implement GIL was for the c extensions to run unchanged. I obviously don't want you to do my job for me, but I searched a lot on this topic already, and any hint where to look further would be appreciated. cheers, Konrad _______________________________________________ [email protected] http://codespeak.net/mailman/listinfo/pypy-dev
