Christian Seberino seberino at spawar.navy.mil
Mon Nov 3 13:44:48 EST 2003

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I can achieve something similar to Python's automatic compilation
in C/C++ by making a script that compiles and runs my program like this:


make ; myprogram


I am trying to think of an advantage Python has over this hack....

Is it true that unlike C/C++ that Python programs can start executing
before compilation is COMPLETELY done???  I think so but I'm not sure.

Chris

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