Announcing PyCs, a new Python-like language on .Net

[gabriele renzi]

>>If you want to do something that could be worthwhile to a larger
>>number of people, add static type declarations to IronPython. There
>>you could really be pioneering stuff that will be in py3k. 
> 
> 
> PyCs DOES offer optional static type declarations and many other things
> from "Python 3000".  Check out the website.
> 

would the CLR type system be what Guido want for python 3k ?
(I mean, the old interface or class thingy).
I guess python 3k should have some type system more on the lines of 
lispish soft typing.

Anyway, wish you best luck