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Alternative ways to make xonsh binary or similar #1

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jnoortheen opened this issue Feb 10, 2022 · 3 comments
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Alternative ways to make xonsh binary or similar #1

jnoortheen opened this issue Feb 10, 2022 · 3 comments

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mypyc is used by mypy and black (latest version) for various optimisation. I wonder how does it compares to nuitka

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mypyc/mypyc#546 (comment) :

Mypyc and Nuitka make quite different tradeoffs, and I doubt there is much either project can directly reuse from the other. Mypyc does not aim at full Python compatibility and almost entirely focuses on speeding up type-annotated code. Nuitka takes Python compatibility much more seriously but still doesn't have much support for type annotations, as far as I know. To join forces, some compromises would probably have to made. We are happy to discuss any concrete proposals.

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@anki-code I found PyOxidizer interesting. It can static link and compile modules to be loaded from memory.

@anki-code anki-code changed the title mypyc in setup.py Alternative ways to make xonsh binary or similar Apr 23, 2022
@anki-code anki-code reopened this Apr 23, 2022
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Someone tried to use PyOxidizer here indygreg/PyOxidizer#245

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