[Python.NET] IronPython

[Keith J. Farmer]

> From: Jim Hugunin [mailto:jim at hugunin.net] 
> Subject: RE: IronPython question
>
> IronPython works as both an interpreter and compiler.  In its current
form
> it generates a separate assembly for each Python module.  These can be
> generated entirely in memory or written to disk.  Currently there's no

> mode to generate a single assembly for a Python application composed
of a
> number of modules, but that's a straight-forward extension.
>
> -Jim

I just informed Jim about this list (he didn't know about it).

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Keith J. Farmer
kfarmer at thuban.org
http://www.thuban.org

-----Original Message-----
From: Marek Kubica [mailto:whg_channel at lycos.de] 
Sent: Thursday, December 11, 2003 10:20

would IronPython work like PythonDotNet by Mark Hammond (compiles
Python to IL, so no interpreter needed)?