From: Edward P. <epo...@te...> - 2001-12-05 13:31:22
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Hello, I've started using Jython extensively in place of Java (heh, heh, a gross understatement), but will port various classes to Java for performance reasons. I know there is jythonc but no doubt the same baggage required for the dynamic typing etc is included. I am curious if there are any tools that can aid in converting Python source to Java source. Just something to get 90% of the way there. I started writing a Python parser in ANTRL, but discovered that python has its own compiler tools module. Anyone have any experience with this? Anyone think this kind of tool is useful? -Ed |
From: <rob...@ya...> - 2001-12-08 12:11:24
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hi ed, id be very interessted in that. since i use jython as a very cool proptotyping tool, a great percentage of my code must be converted to java. ciao robertj > I've started using Jython extensively in place of Java (heh, heh, a gross > understatement), but will port various classes to Java for performance > reasons. I know there is jythonc but no doubt the same baggage required for > the dynamic typing etc is included. > > I am curious if there are any tools that can aid in converting Python source > to Java source. Just something to get 90% of the way there. I started > writing a Python parser in ANTRL, but discovered that python has its own > compiler tools module. Anyone have any experience with this? Anyone think > this kind of tool is useful? > > -Ed > ------------------------------------------------------------ Robert Kuzelj Gaissacherstrasse 7 email: rob...@ya... 81371 Muenchen tel: 0177/5302230 the trinity of desirables of (software) architecture: Firmitas, Utilitas, Venustas (marcus vitruvius 20 BC) strength, utility, beauty |