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[Python-Dev] default of returning None hurts performance?

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>
> I fail to understand this crude logic.

If a function contains any looping (C or otherwise) or does much in  
the way of meaningful work, then it's unlikely that the single POP_TOP  
associated with an implied "return None" is taking much of the total  
runtime.


Raymond

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