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Is this dead? #61
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I'm curious too 🤔 |
I had this exactly the same idea over a shower. Some google landed me here. Looks unmaintained indeed. Wonder how much it will take to give this some Python 3 flavor. |
Non-toy, Python3-flavored spiritual successor of tinypy is https://github.com/micropython/micropython . However, it would be nice to fix up this repo, so it worked out of the box. |
Well, @rainwoodman seems to be doing quite a lot of work in his fork: https://github.com/rainwoodman/tinypy |
Indeed. The general direction is to make it easier to hack on and set the background such that hacks will naturally land into the right places. I am in the middle of several things -- it was fun, but time has been scarce. May I bug you from time to time on issues?
Other to do list is a new testing framework; an audit of the code on thread safety is also on my list; adding an Exception class; and probably eliminate setjmp/longjmp, if that's possible at all -- how do you see this? A binding to a tensor library could be nice. |
@rainwoodman, Good plans list, thanks, I'm sure people interested in tinypy will find it useful.
I assume you address to "wider tinypy community". I'm sure it will respond. In the meantime, let me ask a question from my side: what's your motivation for doing all those non-trivial, effortful things to tinypy? |
I am not so certain about the size of the audience. There isn't much space left, especially given the neither language nor the extension API is compatible with Python or lua. A good candidate as a hobby or a place to learn about how to build languages, but I don't see much more beyond these. |
@rainwoodman Please see this - |
Thanks. I wonder how they are doing the tests -- it smells like they are using mruby as a ruby extension, then assert the output of the extension module. But this would mean if the target system doesn't have ruby tests cannot be run there. |
Last commit 2009, yet there are much more recent issues.
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