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by dagw
2764 days ago
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They're similar in concept, but very different in focus. Nuitka main goal is to be 100% compatible with cpython, something which will often mean sacrificing performance compared to pythran. Pythran main aim is to be fast, and to achieve this they're willing to only support a small subset of python. As Nuitka's performance gets better and Pythran starts to support more and more of python, perhaps they'll converge at some point in the future. |
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