[pypy-svn] rev 1818 - pypy/trunk/doc/funding
hpk at codespeak.net
hpk at codespeak.net
Sun Oct 12 22:02:43 CEST 2003
Author: hpk
Date: Sun Oct 12 22:02:42 2003
New Revision: 1818
Modified:
pypy/trunk/doc/funding/abstract.asc
Log:
new version after some discussion with laura/samuelle on irc
Modified: pypy/trunk/doc/funding/abstract.asc
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of the easiest programming languages to learn and is one of the languages
in which one can code up a given algorithm the fastest. The project
aims to bring this highly productive language to a wider range of
- platforms and devices by giving users simple means to configure a
+ platforms and devices by providing simple means to configure a
customized language version.
The approach
The project will achieve its goals principally by leveraging the
- strengths of the current open source developer community. In
- particular, it will potentiate existing volunteer initiatives that are
- working on novel implementation techniques, working within the current
- informal framework of design consultation, open source code
- repositories and periodic coding workshops. The project will connect
- this developer community with relevant experts in academia. It will
- also make use of the existing non-profit organisation of Python firms
- to bind end users into the design and trialling of the extended Python
- implementation. Technically, the project will refine and implement an
- innovative approach to language implementation, based on object spaces,
+ strengths of open source developer communities. In particular, it will
+ potentiate innovative volunteer initiatives, working within the informal
+ framework of design consultation, open source code repositories and agile
+ coding workshops. The project will connect relevant development and research
+ experts. It will also make use of the existing non-profit organisation of
+ Python firms to bind end users into the design and enhancement of the extended
+ Python implementation. Technically, the project will refine and implement
+ an innovative approach to language implementation, based on object spaces,
that allows choices such as memory managment models or speed versus memory
tradeoffs to be formulated in a completly modular way.
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