top | item 40686919 (no title) jkercher | 1 year ago I'm not looking for an argument, but my knee jerk reaction to seeing 4 or 5 different answers to the question of getting python to C... Why not just learn C? discuss order hn newest parentheses|1 year ago The python already exists. These efforts enable increasing performance without having to rewrite in a very different language. richrichie|1 year ago I have dabbled in Cython, C and Rust via PyO3.C is much cleaner and portable. Easy to use in Python directly.
parentheses|1 year ago The python already exists. These efforts enable increasing performance without having to rewrite in a very different language. richrichie|1 year ago I have dabbled in Cython, C and Rust via PyO3.C is much cleaner and portable. Easy to use in Python directly.
richrichie|1 year ago I have dabbled in Cython, C and Rust via PyO3.C is much cleaner and portable. Easy to use in Python directly.
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richrichie|1 year ago
C is much cleaner and portable. Easy to use in Python directly.