From: Tomas Puverle (Tomas.Puverle_at_[hidden])
Date: 2006-04-17 13:22:39
> It's the levels build on top of jam language that are scary. For example,
the
> classes mechanism is a complete hack. And non-ref-counted strings eat memory.
> So, it's mostly needed to port higher-level parts into Python. Replacing
> half-baked class in Jam language with real class in Python can only improve
> performance.
Thanks, that's interesting.
Is the plan to embed python or to call C++ from it? It is my understanding
that the former is not a favoured alternative by the python community?
Any other changes planned after switching to Python? Changes to syntax? Any
new features that are hard to implement right now?