Hi there, I have a small Python function that takes many arguments, perform a few computations then returns. It is called a lot of time and almost all my computations are spent there. Turing it into a C++ function wrapped with boost.python make the whole program run much faster, and a profiling pass informs me that all my time is spent in `rvalue_from_python_stage1'.
Digging through the code, it appears that unregistering some intrinsics would make the whole stuff run faster, as the linear search for the right converter would be (hopefully) faster. From what I understand of `registry.cpp` there is no way to undo, control or prevent the registrations made by `initialize_builtin_converters()`. Any tip & trick? cheers _______________________________________________ Cplusplus-sig mailing list Cplusplus-sig@python.org http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/cplusplus-sig
