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Re:Does your company use Python? The Python Software Foundat... by visitor4rmindia on Friday August 07, 2009 @08:16PM (#748779)
We are 100% Indian product company - the product is Indian and built for the Indian market (although we have customers in 80 countries).

I would classify us as a "very good company" and we use python for our scripting needs though our major work is in C/C++. Does that make you feel a bit better? :-)

Re:Does your company use Python? The Python Software Foundat... by plinkplonk on Saturday August 08, 2009 @02:29AM (#749055)
"I would classify us as a "very good company" and we use python for our scripting needs though our major work is in C/C++. Does that make you feel a bit better? :-)"

Which company is this anyway? What is your product?

Re:Does your company use Python? The Python Software Foundat... by visitor4rmindia on Sunday August 09, 2009 @12:07PM (#750909)
Tally (www.tallysolutions.com)
Re:Does your company use Python? The Python Software Foundat... by plinkplonk on Sunday August 09, 2009 @12:15PM (#750913)
Interesting, I thought Tally was written in C (C++? I knew someone who worked on Tally long ago . I have the impression it was primarily C or C++ ). You did say scripting - Do you use much Python? What's the ratio of Python to C++/C?
Re:Does your company use Python? The Python Software Foundat... by visitor4rmindia on Monday August 10, 2009 @01:55PM (#753550)
Tally is entirely written in C/C++/assembly + TDL (which is a DSL).

However, to manage development, we have our own in-house SCM tool (which uses SVN as a backend). This tool is written entirely in python. Additionally, some small build utilities etc are also written in python. That's what I meant by "scripting needs".

Apologies for the slow replies btw - I haven't been checking HN regularly.

Re:Does your company use Python? The Python Software Foundat... by plinkplonk on Monday August 10, 2009 @02:19PM (#753615)
"Tally is entirely written in C/C++/assembly + TDL (which is a DSL)."

Interesting! I once knew some people who wanted to create a "startup" to compete aginst Tally. It didn't go anywhere, but I thought it was an interesting idea.

"Apologies for the slow replies btw "

No worries.

Re:Does your company use Python? The Python Software Foundat... by visitor4rmindia on Tuesday August 11, 2009 @02:47PM (#755989)
> I once knew some people who wanted to create a "startup" to compete aginst Tally.

Heh - every year we have dozens of Tally clones that come up. In fact, I know at least two people working in Tally who had, at some point in the past, developed products that were Tally competitors/clones.