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<antocuni>
"I would like to rewrite it so that it really consists of a small C core together with portions of the Python interpreter's core rewritten in Python."
<antocuni>
let's say that the "small C core" part didn't really work, unfortunately
<antocuni>
"Ultimately, the Python interpreter might be some day fully rewritten in Python :-)"
<antocuni>
but this did :)
<cfbolz>
antocuni: why didn't it work out? you mean because there is almost no C core, or because we generate a huge amount of C?
<antocuni>
because we don't really have a "small core"
<antocuni>
neither in C nor in python
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<fijal>
I think that was more viable back then than now
<cfbolz>
yeah, *python* has no small core anymore
<arigato>
I think I meant the "small C core" as the subset of Psyco that wouldn't be rewritten in Python (Psyco was never that huge)