Mono and Python
Don Tuttle
tuttledon at mailandnews.com
Thu Jan 3 12:40:25 EST 2002
[Don]
>> does anyone knows how this <Python.NET> compares to Perl.NET?
[Brian Quinlan]
> Mark's Python .NET prototype actually compiles Python code down to IL
> for execution by the CLR (common language runtime). Perl .NET works in a
> completely different fashion - bridge code is generated but the usual
> Perl interpreter is still used at runtime.
I think what your referring to is called PerlNET (no dot, see
http://aspn.activestate.com/ASPN/NET You gotta love marketing people ;-).
What I'm curious about is how their experimental Perl compiler compares to
their Python compiler. And for that matter whether the Perl .NET compiler
project is still alive.
Don
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