On Mon, 17 Jan 2022 at 06:52, Denis Kotov <redradist@gmail.com> wrote:
And that's why you need to do more work than arguing that in principle C++ is just a better language than C. We've been hearing that for 4 decades now (at least we greybeards have), and we've discovered that for many existing applications, C++ may be better but the cost of converting large swaths of C code to equivalent C++ that passes all tests is too big. Python may very well be one of them. So if you're not going to do the work to demonstrate big wins from using C++ instead of C in actual Python implementation code, I think you're wasting your posts.
I thought about it, but will CPython accept the PR for this changes if it would show benefits ?
We can't say that, no. The point here is that if you *don't* write such a PR and demonstration, nothing will change. If you do, then *maybe* it will get accepted, it depends if the benefits demonstrated by the PR are sufficient. The question is whether just having a *chance* of getting it in is sufficient to persuade you to produce such a PR. Paul.