On Wed, 22 Jan 2003 11:13 am, Stuart Bishop wrote:
> Gadfly comes with kjbuckets, which is written in C. The rest is Python.
> Gadfly uses the included kjbuckets for storage if it is available, but
> happily runs without it with a performance hit. So Jython gets a
> RDBMS implementation too.
Anthony Baxter is looking into replacing kjSets (done) and kjbuckets (in
progress) in gadfly with the new sets implementation in python 2.3.
Richard
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