Paul Rubin wrote:
Arich Chanachai <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:Directly to machine code---- how could anyone say this is not compiled Python. I am right with you. On the other hand however, its compilation occurs on-the-fly (JIT) and is no more compiled than Java. There is an argument either way. I have heard of Java OSs in the works and possibly already existing...are these pure Java?
??? You mean like Pyrex or some such? I wouldn't exactly call theseYes, compiled Lisp. There are Python compilers too.\
"Python" compilers, as that kind of obscures some underlying
(critical) facts.
Also psyco.
And I think Pypy is currently set up to compile PythonBut of course, who's going to argue that Pyrex produces "compiled Python"? I expect many would beg to differ, and in fact might like to kiss your toes just for the mere pleasure of contradicting and arguing against any assertion that Pyrex produces "compiled Python".
into Pyrex and then run the Pyrex results through GCC.
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