Re: ProPy

I actually started a Prothon in Python first.  It sucked so bad I threw it
out and started over in C.  Threads didn't work and it ran REALLY slow.  Not
just slow, but REALLY slow.


"Samuel M. Smith" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> What about developing Prothon in Python and then compiling to C in the
> same vein as the PyPy project. Wouldn't this approach make it easier to
> support and update Prothon from its inception. Once a working Prothon
> is developed then future versions could be developed in past versions
> of Prothon. Sort of a bootstrap process.
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