[Python-ideas] Type hinting for path-related functions Koos Zevenhoven k7hoven at gmail.com Sun May 15 06:51:50 EDT 2016 Previous message (by thread): [Python-ideas] Type hinting for path-related functions Next message (by thread): [Python-ideas] Type hinting for path-related functions Messages sorted by: [ date ] [ thread ] [ subject ] [ author ] On Sat, May 14, 2016 at 2:41 AM, Brett Cannon < brett at python.org > wrote: > > On Fri, 13 May 2016 at 16:14 Koos Zevenhoven < k7hoven at gmail.com > wrote

# This Post Is Not About Python Pure Python is generally a slow language. Written for performance, it will often be around 40-50 times slower than C , and Python “written for performance” is Python that is very straightforward and does not use many of its features. Python code that has a couple of methods on inherited classes, maybe a non-trivial decorator, and some __getattr__ or similar features can slow down multiplicative factors beyond the 40-50 slower very quickly. This post is not about Python

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I've written how you can pass simple data from Python to a C function, see Python calling C functions. This article explains how you can pass structures and point to buffers in the Python program. it extends Python calling C functions. It allows you to move logic from the C program to a Python program

Some traditional methods to scale a Python program Threading Pros: Lightweight compared to processes Multiple threads can share memory (this can also be a downside) Cons: Python has a GIL, so it's not good for CPU-heavy tasks Sharing memory bet

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yegle's Blog Mutable object as default value and memoization Tue 11 February 2014 By yegle In python . Using mutable object as default value in Python is ususally considered a bad idea because it may seems to be strange for new comers. There's alot posts on the web that explained the reason why you shouldn't do that, e.g. this one . But using a mutable object, for example a dict, can be convinient if you want to implement memoization in your function. Here's an example of memoization to implement factorial

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