Re:So you want to write a fast Python?
by sqrt17 on Monday July 11, 2011 @04:10AM
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Cython, in my eyes, would qualify as a "production"-level compiler project - the lxml library uses it, and you occasionally run into it in other projects.
Cython follows the "optional static typing" approach, and implements a rather large (but not complete) subset of Python. It's a very good intermediate solution for those 20% of the code that take up 80% of the running time.
Cython follows the "optional static typing" approach, and implements a rather large (but not complete) subset of Python. It's a very good intermediate solution for those 20% of the code that take up 80% of the running time.