C.Laurence Gonsalves wrote: > > > Thats no real problem. Any 'compiled' version of python, and Viperc is > > no exception, must have an inbuilt interpreter, and the usual set of > > builtin functions. This is required even without 'exec' and 'eval', in > > case the compiler cannot deduce enough to optimise the code. For > > example: > > > > for i in alist: print i > > > > is hard to optimise, since 'i' could be anything. > > Well, you *could* compile it. And in fact, JPython *does*! Paul Prescod
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