I'm from the USA as well, although I tend to be extremely quiet on here... I'm hoping for PyPy to be a faster Python mostly (would love the exporting to C++), especially with stackless functionality. I know the CPython internals quite well, so if there is anywhere I can use that knowledge in here, feel free to ask, short on time but of what little I have I can give up to this. EDIT: Helps if I send to the right list... Too many too similar lists... On 9/26/07, Paul deGrandis <paul.degrandis@gmail.com> wrote:

On 9/26/07, Brandon Lewis <brandon_lewis@berkeley.edu> wrote:

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Hi, my name is Brandon Lewis. I'm an undergrad Cognitive Science major at U.C. Berkeley. I'm currently taking the upper-division compilers class.

Finally I'm not the only person from the United States! :) Hi Brandon and welcome! I'm a BS/MS student at Drexel University. My BS is in Software Engineering. My MS is in Computer Science with my thesis on Dependable Systems and Autonomic Computing.

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Our final project will be writing a JavaScript interpreter. Interestingly enough, we are using Python as the implementation language; so, when I discovered this project while looking through some python documentation, I was intrigued.

It sounds like you have a great professor! Enjoy the class.

Paul

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Mostly just wanted to introduce myself.

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