Google Summer of Code Idea Proposal
Hi I'm interested in doing the Summer of code on PyPy, from what I saw on the mailing list and on irc, I would like to work on 2 things which might interest you (there is no order of preference). * Python backend for Cython (to interface with C code, this could use use ctypes or an API exposed by PyPy), the backend would either produce python code or python bytecode and will allow PyPy to JIT the Cython extension (I talked about it with Alex Gaynor yesterday). * Improve the JVM backend, making it translate on the trunk and interface (R)Python code with Java. (As proposed by Antonio Cuni). I'm available from the end of May (around the 25th) to the beginning of September so this shouldn't be a problem. If this is OK, which one would you prefer ? Regards Romain
On Sun, Mar 27, 2011 at 2:07 PM, Romain Guillebert <romain.py@gmail.com> wrote:
Hi
I'm interested in doing the Summer of code on PyPy, from what I saw on the mailing list and on irc, I would like to work on 2 things which might interest you (there is no order of preference).
* Python backend for Cython (to interface with C code, this could use use ctypes or an API exposed by PyPy), the backend would either produce python code or python bytecode and will allow PyPy to JIT the Cython extension (I talked about it with Alex Gaynor yesterday).
* Improve the JVM backend, making it translate on the trunk and interface (R)Python code with Java. (As proposed by Antonio Cuni).
I'm available from the end of May (around the 25th) to the beginning of September so this shouldn't be a problem.
If this is OK, which one would you prefer ?
Hey. Personally I would vastly prefer the first one. It's more immediately usable. We do require people submitting proposals to contribute some code (like fixing a small issue) first before being accepted. Anywhere you would like to contribute something? Feel free to pop up on IRC and ask people around what's interesting. Cheers, fijal
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Maciej Fijalkowski
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Romain Guillebert