[Stackless] Other platforms
Francis Meyvis
francis.meyvis at sonycom.com
Thu Oct 28 12:58:37 CEST 2004
Hello,
There was once pippy: a modified python that ran on the palm by limiting
its usage of the stack. If I understood it correctly, stackless python
uses a new concept to achieve stackless operation but it only runs on
win32? I follow stackless python's mailing list for a while hoping to
see some day a report from someone succeeded converting python 2.3.4 for
the palm (ARM based on). Will this ever be the case? Is it because
stackless's core depends a lot on 1) assembler files for pentium and 2)
the win32 OS? Exactly what are the benefits from having it run on win32?
I guess it is not just speed or stack usage because PC getting faster
and have more ram than most users can consume. Is is rather a study
concept? If it only runs on win32 (though, even faster, leaner), I guess
it will not replace the multi-platform cPython?
Thanks for you insight,
francis
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