RE: [Python-Dev] Prothon on CPython intrepreter? [PROTHON]
"Mark Hahn" <[email protected]> Wed, 11 Aug 2004 14:21:23 -0700
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Charles Hixson wrote: > Mark Hahn wrote: >=20 > >I got such excellent help from Python-dev on the Prothon decimal=20 > >question that I've come back for a really big question. :-) ... > > > >This CPython->.Net->CProthon roadmap will get Prothon out=20 > quickly and=20 > >slowly easy my wild ideas for the interpreter into Prothon. It will=20 > >also make CPython a multiple language VM for the first time. ... > > =20 > > > To me the CPython connection seems more important than the .net=20 > connection. What, though, would you be forced to give up? I won't know for sure until I look further into the Cpython code, but = I'll probably be giving up OS native threads and object locking. I'll still = have prototypes, stackless lightweight threads and coroutines, flexible = scoping, unicode strings, and all the Python fixups.