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That's right, in most Python implementations there's a "compiled" part (generally to bytecode) and then an "interpreted" one to run that bytecode. PyPy is a goo
by mguillech 12y ago
That's right, in most Python implementations there's a "compiled" part (generally to bytecode) and then an "interpreted" one to run that bytecode. PyPy is a good example of a Python interpreter built on top of RPython (compiled with RPython, that is) adding a JIT to it.