Low level python

[Ken Seehof]

Cameron Laird wrote:
> In article <mailman.1020394746.21724.python-list at python.org>,
> Sean 'Shaleh' Perry <shalehperry at attbi.com> wrote:
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> >Use python as a rapid devel and testing tool then switch over to 
> C++ for the
> >final product.  You get the python hacking the customer gets the 
> performance
> >they want.
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> Whoops!  You left out a couple of clauses; it's, "Use python
> as a rapid devel and testing tool then be prepared to switch
> over to C++ for the final product, if explicit requirements
> demand it.  You get the python hacking, the customer gets the
> performance he specified (but perhaps not more)."

Or, "Use python as a rapid devel and testing tool then be prepared
to recode a few components in C++ as extensions, if explicit
requirements demand it.  You get the python hacking, the customer
gets the performance (s)he specified (but perhaps lots more
free features, such as a built customized scripting language and
interactive interpreter)."

- Ken Seehof