Hi Skip For "relatively stable code" I talk about recent years.
My experience with CPython is limited, of course. Cesare 2010/1/26 <s...@pobox.com> > > Cesare> ... but ceval.c has a relatively stable code ... > > I believe you are mistaken on several counts: > > * The names of the functions in there have changed over time. > > * The suite of byte code operations have changed dramatically over the > past ten years or so. > > * The relationship between the code in ceval.c and the Python threading > model has changed. > > Any or all of these aspects of the virtual machine, as well I'm sure as > many > other things I've missed would have to be tracked by any extension module > which hoped to supplant or augment its function in some way. > > Skip >
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