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by karag 2945 days ago
why ruby innovate and not python ?
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Cython has/had a mode of operation where it would attempt to compile any module thats imported at runtime, which sound fairly similar to this.
why not both? and btw, you may look at pypy if you like this kind of innovations
In fact, one of the oldest JITted Ruby implementations is Topaz, which was built on top of PyPy (i.e., it's a Python program that uses the PyPy infrastructure to parse/JIT/run Ruby instead of Python).
Pyscho, Pypy, pyjion...