Oct. 14, 2005
5:25 p.m.
Hi! Phillip J. Eby wrote: [snip]
Okay, those are fairly esoteric use cases, I admit. :) However, PyPy already has some inlining capability in its optimizer, so it's not all that crazy of an idea that Python in general will need it.
It's kind of strange to argue with PyPy's inlining capabilities, since inlining in PyPy happens on a completely different level, that has nothing at all to do with Python code objects any more. So your proposed changes would not make a difference for PyPy (not even to speak about benefits). [snip] cheers, Carl Friedrich Bolz