From: Leo U. <leo...@ya...> - 2006-03-30 15:45:24
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howdy, I just thought Id toss this out in the open since Ive seen some talk about Jython becoming implemented like PyPy. First off, I don't know much about PyPy but from the sounds of it, its about implementing Python in itself. I guess having Jython do the same thing is to have Jython be implemented in itself. So this comes to my big question: What would going in that direction mean for tools built on top of Jython. Ive got 2 classes of apps in mind: 1. Those that just use Jython as Jython. jyleo, for example. 2. Those that build using the Jython classes. jyleo's JythonShell is an example here. Its pure Java and uses alot of Jython's Java classes to acheive its integration. Im surmising a goal of going PyPy would be to make #1 class apps work fine. But what are the implications of #2? Does my valuable code suddenly become a thing that can't jump into the future? Granted there will probably be work between jython version to jython version to have it work. I had to do some recoding to get it to work from jython 2.1 to jython 2.2. What about other Java apps that embed Jython in themselves and do like the JythonShell does and uses Jython's Java classes? thanks! leouser __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com |