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Run-speed is important. Beyond finding ways to optimize parts of the pure python, Deep Collections could be compiled with Cython, mypyc, or something else.
At this stage, I want the basic distributable form of Deep Collections to remain pure Python and have 0 dependencies. We can also offer binaries made from something like Cython, as long as the end user doesn't need another dependency to use it. I'd prefer drop-in build steps that are easy to maintain, rather than introducing things like .pyx files or forked python files with numba decorators. The first step should be something simpler like cythonize.
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Run-speed is important. Beyond finding ways to optimize parts of the pure python, Deep Collections could be compiled with Cython, mypyc, or something else.
At this stage, I want the basic distributable form of Deep Collections to remain pure Python and have 0 dependencies. We can also offer binaries made from something like Cython, as long as the end user doesn't need another dependency to use it. I'd prefer drop-in build steps that are easy to maintain, rather than introducing things like
.pyx
files or forked python files with numba decorators. The first step should be something simpler likecythonize
.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: