Re: anyway to run c++ code with out a laggy editer like vs or CodeBlocks?
@22, you're right. I haven't written enough C++ to really see your point. At my current level, they seem decently equal.
@26, uh...... what? No, no, and no. Decompile Cython? Good luck. The Python bytecode literally does not exist in the pyd files, just the logic, as Cython makes it into C and that gets compiled to Assembly. Sure you can run something like Ida on it and get Assembly instructions, but a huge amount of the gruntwork is handled by Python. People can also import your pyd files, run dir() on them, get the functions and run them, but there's also a way to prevent that (e.g. only making your functions run when a certain var is True/False, and return otherwise, not giving the person attempting to run your code any idea what's going wrong). In edition, there is literally nothing you can do about the main script, except maybe use Nuitka, which isn't worth it IMHO, as A) it takes 10 years to compile, and B) it's basically underground. Nuitka is quite an impressive project, but the developer is literally single handedly trying to do something that no one has ever done on that level.
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