> It should be practical to create Java templates for PyPy to use in the
> backend to produce a python implementation that executes in a JVM.
There is one snag to "Java" templates -- since Java has no goto, good
implementations of generators are difficult. The templates might
have to be bytecode
> > It should be practical to create Java templates for PyPy to use in the
> > backend to produce a python implementation that executes in a JVM.
>
> I can't back it up, but I thought this was possible already, as well as
> a clisp backend. I know for certain C and LLVM work.
I'm quite sure there i
> I think it was a good idea at the time to avoid duplicating all of the
> pure-python modules in the standard library. However, given that
> Jython's development hasn't kept pace with CPython I think that
> eliminating the dependency would be a better choice now.
That would simplify the issue gre
> At least jython isn't an issue anymore (orphaned, and
> new upstream snapshots available)
Hi Matthias,
I am (recently) the primary maintainer of the (upstream) Jython
project. I'm also a big fan of Debian. The next release of Jython
will depend on either Python 2.2 or Python 2.3, if it gets pa
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