Python compilers?
Svein Ove Aas
svein+usenet01 at brage.info
Fri May 21 10:06:44 EDT 2004
Peter Hansen wrote:
> Fuzzyman wrote:
>
>> Funnily though, most people call Java a compiled language, but it only
>> compiles to Java bytecode which runs on the virtual machine. Python
>> precompiles to python bytecode which runs on the python virtual
>> machine. So arguably it is *as* compiled as Java.....
>
> Actually, there are compilers that produce native machine code from
> Java for several CPUs available, and they are used at least in the
> embedded world.
>
There is also GCJ as part of the GCC, which can compile both .class
and .java files. Its libraries aren't complete yet, but I'm sure it's
only a matter of time.
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