merits of Lisp vs Python
Paul Rubin
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"mystilleef" <mystilleef at gmail.com> writes: > Slow for users who aren't familiar with Psyco, Pyrex and C extensions, > sure. Psyco is not included in the Python distro. Pyrex and C extensions depend on having C compilers available for every target platform. As a Linux user, if I want to release Python programs that Windows users will run, I cannot use C extensions because I have no way to compile them for Windows, and most Windows users don't have C compilers either. Anyway it's pretty lousy advocacy for a language to say "well if the language is too slow, don't use it, use another langauge like C instead". I think PyPy will make a big difference when it becomes part of regular Python but for now it's vaporware.
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